Calf serum deproteinized extract

Calf serum deproteinized extract is a widely used drug, mainly used to treat cerebrovascular disease, diabetic gangrene, gastric ulcer and other diseases, and is widely used in clinical practice. However, it is necessary to pay attention to whether the patient is allergic to calf serum deproteinized extract. If an allergic reaction occurs, the drug should be stopped immediately. Common allergic reactions include shock, rash, etc.

Calf blood deproteinized extract is a sterile solution containing inorganic substances and small molecular organic substances obtained by deproteinizing, concentrating, ultrafiltration or dialysis of fresh calf blood or serum. This product is a light yellow clear liquid with a relative density of 1.0239 to 1.0263.

1. Indications:

1. Used for cerebrovascular diseases, cerebral ischemic attacks, brain trauma and sequelae of organic brain diseases. It can also be used for early-stage Alzheimer's disease.

2. Used to treat diabetic polyneuropathy, diseases caused by peripheral blood flow disorders (such as arterial vascular disease, diabetic gangrene, leg ulcers), etc.

3. Also used for skin transplantation, skin burns, scalds, erosions, and skin and mucous membrane damage caused by trauma, bedsores or radiation.

4. It can also be used for gastric ulcer and duodenal ulcer.

2. Taboo

1. Decompensated heart failure, pulmonary edema, oliguria or anuria;

2. In the case of excessive body fluid, parenteral fluid replacement is contraindicated;

3. When the serum level of the corresponding electrolyte is elevated (such as hypernatremia), supplementation of electrolyte solutions is contraindicated;

4. For patients with diabetes, high blood pressure and hypertension, uncontrolled use of glucose solution is contraindicated.

3. Notes

1. For intramuscular injection, it should be slow, no more than 5 ml each time, and isotonic solution should be added for intravenous drip.

2. Do not mix with other injections.

3. If an allergic reaction occurs, stop taking the medicine immediately.

4. Adverse reactions of deproteinized calf blood extract

Rare allergic reactions, such as urticaria, skin flushing, drug fever, shock, etc.

As for whether breastfeeding women and pregnant women can use it, there is still a lack of safety research data on this aspect. According to the patients' feedback and the recovery of their symptoms, it is still relatively effective. All in all, the calf blood deproteinized extract injection is quite effective.