Ivnex 5gm Injection 100ml

Ivnex 5gm injection, 100ml, is an immune-stimulant medication that falls under the category of immunoglobulin derivatives. It contains an active component called Human Normal Immunoglobulin. It is an alternative treatment for patients suffering from primary immunodeficiency conditions (PIDs) in which the body’s immune system cannot generate enough antibodies to fight infections. It can also regulate (or regulate) the immunity system for certain chronic inflammatory and autoimmune conditions. It can help decrease the amount of inflammation and also suppress abnormal immune reactions.
This medication is not recommended for those with a history of allergies or hypersensitivity towards it or any constituents. Take this tablet off and speak to your physician right away if you experience signs of skin irritation or rash. If you suffer from an isolated IgA deficiency, you run an increased risk of developing antibodies to IgA. Normal human immunoglobulin must be taken cautiously or avoided entirely in these cases. Inform your doctor if you’ve had a background or a history of IgA deficiency. Following the administration of Ivnex 5gm injection 100ml, you may experience an occasional decrease in the quantity of the white blood cells. An illness known in the medical field as neutropenia (low neutrophil count) that resolves on its own within one week.
Normal human immunoglobulin could hinder the effectiveness of live attenuated vaccinations. It is advised to avoid vaccinations with live viruses for a specific period following the administration of this drug. A high dose of Ivnex 5gm injection 100ml can result in excess fluid, especially for patients who have an existing heart condition or impaired renal function. Patients suffering from these conditions must be closely monitored during an infusion. Inform your doctor about any thyroid, heart, or kidney illness. Your doctor may recommend the lowest dose of medication and carry out regularly scheduled blood tests. It is recommended to use this medication during your pregnancy or while breastfeeding needs to be discussed with the doctor.