Flexbumin 20% Injection contains human albumin that belongs to the class of medicines called plasma volume expander. It is used to restore and maintain circulating blood volume in cases where it is low. It works by replenishing blood and other bodily fluids that have been lost due to significant bleeding, surgery, or kidney dialysis. As a result, it can help to raise blood albumin levels.

FAQs

How does Flexbumin 20% Injection work?

Flexbumin 20% Injection works by replenishing blood and other bodily fluids that have been lost due to significant bleeding, surgery, or kidney dialysis.

Can I use Flexbumin 20% Injection for extended periods?

Flexbumin 20% Injection can be used for short term fluid replacement purposes only. In some cases, it may be used for prolonged durations.

Does Flexbumin 20% Injection cause flushing?

Flexbumin 20% Injection may cause flushing (redness, warmth, and tingly feeling). It generally does not require medical attention and gradually resolves over time. However, consult your doctor if it persists or worsens.

Is Flexbumin 20% Injection used to treat low albumin levels?

Flexbumin 20% Injection may also be used to treat low albumin levels caused by abdominal infections, surgery, liver failure, dialysis, respiratory distress, and ovarian problems.