Avbet 120 MG Injection 10 ML

Avbet 120 MG Injection 10 ML is used for the following:

• Managing acute, uncomplicated malaria caused by P. falciparum.

• Providing relief from malaria caused by P. vivax.

• Addressing malarial infections initiated by P. ovale.

• Handling cases of malaria brought on by P. malariae.

• Aiding in situations where oral antimalarial medication cannot be taken.

• Managing severe malaria affecting vital organs such as the brain, lungs or kidneys.

Administer Avbet 120 MG Injection 10 ML as follows:

• This injection is to be administered by a healthcare professional only.

• It's not for self-administration, so don't try to inject it yourself.

• Make sure you're in a hospital setting when receiving this injection.

• The medicine will be given as an intravenous or intramuscular injection.

• Always consult your doctor for specific advice regarding the administration of this medicine.

Avbet 120 MG Injection 10 ML is administered intravenously.

Avbet 120 MG Injection 10 ML contains artesunate (120 mg), which works on your body in the following ways:

• Generates Toxic Free Radicals: Artesunate works by producing toxic free radicals within the malarial parasite. These radicals disrupt crucial cellular processes and eventually lead to the death of the parasite.

• Targets Erythrocytic Stages: Artesunate is particularly effective against the erythrocytic stages of the parasite's life cycle. This stage is when the parasite is inside your red blood cells, causing symptoms of malaria.

• Store Avbet 120 MG Injection 10 ML at controlled room temperature.

• Shield the product from light exposure.

• Keep it out of reach and sight of children.

• Make sure to use this medication before its expiry date.

• As Avbet 120 MG Injection 10 ML is used to manage malaria, try to avoid areas with high mosquito activity. Using mosquito repellents and insecticide-treated bed nets can help prevent bites.

• In malaria-prone areas, take precautions while travelling. Consult your doctor about possible chemoprophylaxis (preventive medicines) to reduce the risk of infection.