Malaria hospital treatment

Cetafend Infusion is a Paracetamol (Acetaminophen) IV formulation, designed for the management of moderate to severe pain and fever, especially in hospitalized patients. It provides fast and reliable relief when oral or rectal forms of paracetamol cannot be used.

This infusion is commonly used for post-operative pain, emergency care, and fever control in clinical settings.

Specifications:

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Active Ingredient: Paracetamol (Acetaminophen)

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Strength: 1g per 100 ml

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Form: IV Infusion

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Route: Intravenous (For I.V. infusion only)

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Pack Size: 100 ml bottle

Uses / Indications:

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Fever reduction

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Moderate to severe pain relief

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Post-surgery pain

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Pain associated with infections

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Pain control when oral medication is not an option

Key Benefits:

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Rapid onset of action via IV route

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Effective pain and fever management

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Suitable for emergency and surgical care

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Alternative for patients unable to tolerate oral medication

Dosage:

Administered ONLY by healthcare professionals.

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Usual adult dose: 1g IV every 6 hours, not exceeding 4g/day

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Infuse slowly (over 15 minutes)

Always follow physician guidelines.

Precautions:

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Not for children under 10 kg unless advised

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Do not exceed recommended daily dose

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Use with caution in liver disease

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Store at controlled room temperature

Possible Side Effects:

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Nausea

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Injection site discomfort

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Mild rash (rare)

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Liver toxicity with overdose