Acetylglutamine Injection

Acetylglutamine Injection mainly contains acetylglutamine, which is decomposed into glutamic acid and gamma-aminobutyric acid through the blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier. Glutamic acid is involved in the transmission of information in the central nervous system, while gamma-aminobutyric acid has an antidotal effect and can improve neuronal metabolism. Acetylglutamine Injection is the main therapeutic drug for abnormal brain function. Let's take a look at the instruction manual of Acetylglutamine Injection.

I. Ingredients

The main ingredient of this product is acetylglutamine.

II. Indications

It is used for coma, paralysis, intellectual decline, memory impairment, etc. caused by hepatic coma, hemiplegia, neurosurgical surgery, etc.

III. Dosage and Administration

Intramuscular injection: 100-600mg per day; dosage for children should be reduced appropriately. Intravenous drip: dilute with 250ml of 5% or 10% glucose solution and infuse slowly.

IV. Effects of Acetylglutamine Injection

Acetylglutamine Injection is a commonly used drug for clinical treatment of abnormal brain function. Its main ingredient is acetylglutamine, which can penetrate the blood-brain barrier and act on brain tissue and the nervous system. It is often used to treat hemiplegia, coma caused by brain trauma, intellectual decline, and other diseases. After neurosurgical surgery, it can be used to promote the recovery of patients and can also be used for coma, thinking disorders, memory disorders, and other brain dysfunction caused by various reasons such as hepatic encephalopathy. In addition, acetylglutamine also has significant effects in the treatment of neurological diseases such as neuropathic headache and neuropathic low back pain. Currently, there is no information available on the safety of using this drug during pregnancy and lactation, so it is not recommended for use during these periods. If children need to use this drug, they should strictly follow the advice of a pediatrician and use it under the supervision of an adult. It is contraindicated for patients who have proven to be allergic to Acetylglutamine Injection. Acetylglutamine can cause adverse reactions such as hypotension, but blood pressure usually returns to normal spontaneously after discontinuation of the drug. Therefore, attention should be paid to the infusion rate during administration.