Nutriflex Lipid 32/64/40 Perifer
Nutriflex Lipid 32/64/40 perifer gives you important liquids, amino acids, electrolytes, and fats your body needs to grow or heal, along with energy from carbs and fats.
Form
infuusioneste, emulsio
Active Ingredient
Isoleucine
Manufacturer
B. Braun Melsungen AG
How to Use
Dosage
Your doctor will decide how much of this medicine you need and for how long.
Method
This medicine is given as a drip into a vein through a small tube.
Important
One bag of this medicine should be given over a maximum of 24 hours.
Possible Side Effects
COMMON
- •Irritation or swelling in a vein where the medicine is given (phlebitis, thrombophlebitis).
RARE
- •Feeling sick to your stomach, throwing up, or not wanting to eat.
- •Allergic reactions, like skin rashes, trouble breathing, swelling of your lips, mouth, and throat, or difficulty breathing.
- •Easier tendency for blood clots to form.
- •Bluish skin.
- •Trouble breathing.
- •Headache.
- •Feeling flushed or warm.
- •Redness of the skin.
- •Sweating.
- •Chills.
- •Feeling cold.
- •High body temperature.
- •Feeling sleepy.
- •Pain in your chest, back, bones, or lower back.
- •Blood pressure going down or up.
- •Very high levels of fats or sugar in your blood.
- •High levels of acid in your blood.
- •Too much fat in your body, which can lead to fat overload syndrome; these problems usually go away when the drip is stopped.
Important Warnings
- Do not use if you are allergic to the active ingredients, eggs, peanuts, soybeans, or any other part of this medicine.
- Do not give this medicine to babies or children under two years old.
- Life-threatening circulation problems, like passing out or shock.
- Heart attack or stroke.
- Severe bleeding problems or a high risk of bleeding.
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- Blood or fat clots in your blood vessels.
- Severe liver failure.
- Problems with bile flow (cholestasis).
- Severe kidney failure that is not being treated with dialysis.
- Problems with your body's salt balance (electrolyte imbalance).
- Being dehydrated or having too much fluid in your body.
- Fluid in your lungs (pulmonary edema).
- Severe heart failure.
- Certain body chemical problems, like too much fat in your blood.
- Problems from birth with how your body uses amino acids.
- Very high blood sugar that needs more than 6 units of insulin per hour to control.
- Body chemical problems that happen after surgery or injury.
- Coma where the cause is not known.
- Not enough oxygen getting to your body's tissues.
- Too much acid in your blood.