Calcium gluconate - in allergic cases and in cases of colds

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? Calcium gluconate is an anti-allergic and anti-inflammatory drug.

# Calcium gluconate ampoule
#Calcium gluconate ampoule

Dosage form: Solution for injection - 10%, available in ampoules of 5 ml and 10 ml.

? Contents:

⭐️Active substance: Calcium gluconate, calcium levulinate dihydrate, calcium d-saccharin.

⭐️Auxiliaries: Chloric acid, water for injections.

? According to the effect: Mineral drug.

? Application

- In the insufficiency of the anterior thyroid gland
- Excessive excretion of calcium from the body
- In long-term dehydration
- In Eshakyemi's disease
- In angioneurotic edema
- In hemorrhagic vasculitis
- In jade
- In the increase of potassium in the body
- In case of itchy skin
- As a means of stopping bleeding
- When catching a cold, when a condition of the limbs is observed
- In the formation of bones
- Against allergies
- Against inflammation

Method of administration and dosage

It is administered intravenously and intramuscularly. Before shipment, the ampoule is heated to body temperature. The drug should be administered very slowly. It is often given intravenously (slowly). Because children are more likely to develop necrosis, they are not injected intramuscularly. Children can be injected intravenously from 1 ml to 5 ml (do not inject intramuscularly).

The effect of "nojoya"

- Nausea and vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Bradycardia
- There may be a feeling of heat in the mouth and all over the body. (Passes quickly).

? Contraindications:

- In case of high allergic reaction to the drug
- When there is a lot of calcium in the body
- In atherosclerosis, which is clearly manifested
- Cannot be used in case of increased blood clotting.
- Not recommended for children under 3 years of age.
- In severe renal insufficiency
- Cannot be taken simultaneously with cardiac glycosides
- In cases of thrombosis
- Not acceptable when body temperature (fever) is high.

? The drug can be taken during pregnancy and lactation. Still, take it on the advice of a doctor. (for security).

Calcium gluconate is also called a "hot syringe".