Nutritive Infusion of Pure Crystalline Amino Acids with Sorbitol

Aminomentine is a well-balanced nutritive intravenous infusion giving pure crystalline amino acids together with sorbitol, meant for the patients needing parenteral nutritional supplementation. When oral or enteral nutrition is inadequate or impossible, it gives the essential and non-essential amino acids which are vital for protein synthesis, tissue repair, and metabolic balance.

Sorbitol serves as a carbohydrate source, thus supplying energy and at the same time reducing protein catabolism. With its specific amino acid profile, superior E/N ratio, and precise nitrogen content, Aminomentine is indicated for patients suffering from malnutrition, undergoing catabolic conditions, surgery recovery, trauma, burns, or long-lasting sickness. It is produced for safe intravenous use under stringent medical control.

AMINOMENTINE

• For Human Use Only
• For IV infusion only
• Sterile, Non-pyrogenic, Single Dose Container

Composition:
Each 200ml contains:

L-Isoleucine USP — 1.10g

L-Leucine USP — 2.46g

L-Lysine HCl USP — 4.46g

L-Methionine USP — 1.42g

L-Threonine USP — 1.08g

L-Phenylalanine USP — 1.74g

L-Tryptophan USP — 360mg

L-Valine USP — 1.22g

L-Arginine HCl USP — 1.60g

L-Histidine HCl(H₂O)BP — 800mg

Glycine IP — 2.0g

Sorbitol IP — 10.0g

Water for Injections IP — q.s.

Total Amino Acid: 18.24g
E/N Ratio: 3.12g
Nitrogen: 2.62g
BCAA: 28.3%

MedicalUses

Aminomentine is a substance utilized for parenteral nutritional support in cases where oral intake is insufficient or impossible. It works by averting muscle loss, facilitating the process of tissue healing, and regulating nitrogen levels in the body. The infusion is primarily indicated in situations such as postoperative care, being seriously ill, having undergone surgery or subjected to an accident, and having severe infections or being in states that require a lot of protein. It is also applicable in cases of disrupted gastrointestinal absorption or prolonged fasting.

Directions to Use

Aminomentine is exclusively for intravenous infusion and must be given by an authorized healthcare practitioner. The amount, speed of infusion, and length of infusion depend on the patient’s disease state, what nutrients are needed, and his/her metabolic health. It must be infused very slowly and under sterile conditions. Don’t mix it with other drugs unless their compatibility has been verified. The solution should be examined closely before giving it and if any color change or particles are noticed it should be thrown away.

Precautions

Infusion should be provided cautiously to patients suffering renal or hepatic failures, having electrolyte imbalances, or metabolic disorders. It is also recommended to conduct regular checks of fluid balance, electrolytes, and nitrogen levels while therapy is ongoing. Pediatric use is not allowed unless there is a special prescription for that. There must be a strict adherence to aseptic techniques so as to prevent contamination and consequent infection. The product is meant for single use only; any part of it that is not used should be thrown away.

Possible Side Effects

Aminomentine is the case of a drug that can be considered as well tolerated whenever it is administered in a proper manner. However, there are some patients who may get the side effects that are quite mild and they are namely nausea, flushing, injection-site irritation, or electrolyte imbalance. Allergic reactions may rarely happen. If any side effects appear, the medical professional should be contacted, and the infusion halted, and medical advice sought right away.

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