How long is a course of treatment for sodium starch glycolate solution?

Sodium starch glycolate solution is an immunostimulant. It has the effect of activating the activity of immune cells, can enhance the body's immunity, and increase the body's resistance to disease. It is often used to treat respiratory infections in young children. It also has a good therapeutic effect on bronchial asthma. During the treatment process, attention should also be paid to the course of treatment. Its course of treatment is relatively long, generally 3 to 6 months per course.

How long is a course of treatment for sodium carboxymethyl starch solution?

The course of treatment of sodium starch glycolate solution is 3-6 months. Oral administration: 7 ml for 1-4 years old; 10 ml for 4-7 years old; 15 ml for 7-14 years old. The above are all single doses, 3 times a day. Sodium starch glycolate solution is an immunomodulator that has been used clinically for many years. Sodium starch glycolate is a plant polysaccharide, also known as plant polymer. It is derived from natural plants and most of it is extracted from corn. Due to the addition of a carboxyl group, its structure and properties are different from ordinary starch. It can stimulate the activity of immune cells, increase the content of beneficial antibodies such as immunoglobulin A, immunoglobulin G, and immunoglobulin A, and reduce the content of harmful antibodies such as immunoglobulin E, thereby improving children's resistance and improving allergic constitution.

The course of treatment refers to the extent to which the condition has been treated after taking the medicine for a certain period of time, and then a new treatment plan is decided, which is called a course of treatment. The length of treatment is determined based on clinical experience. Generally, chronic diseases or diseases that require medication for a long time should be treated according to the course of treatment. That is, the disease should be treated and observed in stages, and the medication should be adjusted according to the situation after a course of treatment (because the effect of chronic diseases may not be seen in one or two days). However, it does not mean that you should stop taking the medicine after one course of treatment. You should stop taking the medicine according to the condition of the disease.

Sodium carboxymethyl starch solution

Sodium starch glycolate solution is an immunopotentiator. Immunopotentiators cannot directly act on bacteria and pathogens, but instead enable the body to autonomously eliminate bacteria and viruses by enhancing nonspecific or specific cellular immunity and humoral immunity. It has certain therapeutic effects on the treatment of immunosuppression, certain secondary immunodeficiency diseases and malignant tumors. Studies have pointed out that most of them are biological products, such as Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG), endotoxin, etc.; a few are some artificially synthesized chemical drugs such as levamisole and tilorone. Some of them can activate complement, some can promote the activity of macrophages, some can non-specifically enhance the response of T and B lymphocytes, and some can induce the production of interferon.

Each medication has a course of treatment. Patients need to strictly follow the usage and dosage when taking the medicine. Sodium starch glycolate solution is an immunomodulatory drug. It is clinically used for recurrent respiratory tract infections in children and bronchial asthma induced by them.