Amiparen-5 and 10% drugs are drugs that help provide essential amino acids to the body of patients with reduced plasma protein, malnutrition or surgery. During the course of taking Amiparen, patients need to strictly follow the dosing instructions that the doctor recommends.

Blood proteins are proteins in the plasma that have extremely important functions and are considered important indicators of the body. When the blood protein index changes, it leads to many dangerous diseases.

Blood contains white blood cells, platelets and plasma. Plasma plays an important role in supplying and nourishing the body. Plasma does not contain much, mainly water, so it can diffuse through the walls of small blood vessels such as capillaries.

Fresh frozen plasma is a blood product separated from whole blood within 6 hours of blood being removed from the human body and stored frozen. In blood transfusion, the World Health Organization recommends that the right type of blood, the right patient and the right time be transfused.

Normally, some plasma protein passes through the glomerulus but is completely or almost completely reabsorbed through the renal tubules. Therefore, urine testing will show no protein or only trace amounts (very little).