Uses of Tracutil

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Tracutil is a drug that is prepared as an infusion, intended to provide the basic trace element requirements of adult nutrition through long-term intravenous administration. The following article provides you with information about Tracutil's uses as well as other useful information.

1. What is Tracutil?


What is Tracutil? 10ml of Tracutil solution for infusion contains essential vitamins and minerals for the body including:
Iron content 35 mcmol. Zinc content 50 mcmol. Manganese content 10 mcmol. Copper content 12 mcmol. Chromium content 0.2 mcmol. Molybde 0.1 mcmol. Distilled water for injection just enough 1 vial of 10 ml solution. Effects of some active ingredients in 10ml of Tracutil solution for infusion:
Zinc participates in processes in the body, for example, the synthesis and dissolution of Acids. Nucleic, Protein..., regulate neurotransmitters, stimulate immune cell production to enhance immunity, transport calcium to the brain, regulate hormonal functions such as pituitary gland, sex drive , adrenal gland associated with neuroendocrine, thyroid, increased sensitivity of taste, anti-infection. Iron: is an important material for the body to synthesize Hemoglobin and Myoglobin. Hemoglobin is a substance present in red blood cells that makes red pigments for red blood cells and plays a role in transporting oxygen to tissues. Myoglobin is a component in skeletal muscle, with the main role of storing oxygen for skeletal muscle activity, the energy myoglobin needs when muscles work, and other nutrients to produce this type of energy.

2. What is Tracutil used for?


What is Tracutil used for? Tracutil is indicated in cases of malnutrition, functional impairment, lack of trace elements, inability to eat in adults, the elderly, people who have just undergone surgery, illness.

3. Usage and dosage


3.1. Administration The Tracutil infusion solution should be administered intravenously only after dilution with not less than 250 ml of an appropriate infusion solution. Check before mixing with other solutions for infusion to ensure compatibility. The infusion should not last less than 6 hours and should be completed within 24 hours. 3.2. Dosage of Tracutil only applies to adults. The recommended daily dose is 10ml for patients with baseline needs. The daily dose may be increased up to 20ml for patients with slightly increased requirements, with trace element status monitoring. In cases such as burn patients, severe multiple trauma patients, etc. These cases have a significantly increased need for trace elements and may require higher doses. Dose determination is required. Depending on the patient in cases of liver failure or kidney failure. Dosage needs to be lower in these cases. Duration of use: During the period of parenteral nutrition can be used continuously.

4. Notes when using Tracutil


Do not use Tracutil in the following cases:
If you are allergic to the active substances or any other ingredients of Tracutil. If you have marked cholestasis (with reduced bile flow) and liver function test abnormalities If you have Wilson's disease (a disorder of copper excretion) or certain types of iron storage disorders (sepsis , hemoglobinopathy ) . Tracutil is not for use in infants, infants, and young children. Inform your treating doctor before using Tracutil if:
If you have impaired liver function, the excretion of manganese, copper and zinc may be reduced. In these cases, dose adjustment is required. If you have impaired kidney function, the excretion of selenium, fluoride, chromium, molybdenum and zinc can be significantly reduced. If you have an overactive thyroid. If you are hypersensitive to iodine. Tracutil is a drug prepared in the form of infusion, intended to provide the basic trace element requirements in nutrition in adults through a long-term intravenous route. To ensure effective treatment and avoid unwanted side effects, patients need to strictly follow the instructions of the doctor and medical staff.
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