Survanta – Beractant Injection
Description
BERACTANT (SURVANTA) INJECTION – TREATMENT OF BACTERIAL DISEASES
Beractant Injection is an anti-microbial that is used to prevent or treat a variety of bacterial illnesses. This may include disorders of the urinary tract, bones and joints, lungs (for example, pneumonia), cerebrum, blood, and others. It is also used to prevent infection in hospitalized patients.
How Beractant Injection is used?
Beractant Injection works by preventing the growth of bacteria. It is administered as a trickle (intravenous implantation) or as an infusion directly into a vein or muscle under the supervision of a medical care expert and should not act naturally managed. After culture findings are available, your primary care physician may switch you to another anti-infection medication. It should be used frequently at evenly spaced time spans as prescribed by your PCP. Try not to skip any meals and complete the entire course of treatment regardless of how much better you feel.
Common Side Effects of the Injection.
The primary effects of this medicine include increased blood urea and infusion site reactions. Consult your primary care physician if any of these symptoms persist or if your condition does not improve despite treatment.
A few patients who consume excessive amounts may experience balance issues (loss of equilibrium), kidney damage, and hearing loss. As a result, while taking this medicine, please follow all of your primary care physician’s instructions.
