Description
Actovegin (Gemoderivat of Blood of Calves) Ampoules 80 mg, 2 ml, №25
Ingredients
Actovegin ampoules contain 80 mg of gemoderivat of blood of calves per 2 ml.
Mechanism of Action
Actovegin enhances cellular metabolism, oxygen utilization, and glucose uptake, promoting tissue repair and regeneration.
Pharmacological Properties
Actovegin stimulates cellular energy production and supports tissue repair processes, aiding in various medical conditions.
Indications for Use
- Treatment of peripheral arterial and venous circulatory disorders
- Wound and burn healing
- Cognitive impairment
Contraindications
Do not use Actovegin ampoules in cases of hypersensitivity to the active ingredients or fluid retention.
Side Effects
Side effects may include allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Usage Instructions
The usual dosage is 1-2 ampoules per day, administered intravenously or intramuscularly. Follow the instructions provided by your healthcare provider.
Benefits Compared to Analogues
Actovegin has shown fewer side effects and a more targeted approach in treating circulatory disorders and tissue damage compared to synthetic drugs.
Suitable Patient Groups
Actovegin can be used in various patient groups, including children and the elderly, under proper medical supervision.
Storage and Shelf Life
Store Actovegin according to the instructions on the packaging. Check the expiry date and do not use expired products.
Packaging Description
Actovegin is available in ampoules containing 80 mg of gemoderivat of blood of calves per 2 ml, in a package size of 25 ampoules.
Clinical Evidence and Proven Effectiveness
Actovegin has demonstrated efficacy in wound healing and tissue regeneration, as shown in studies published in the Journal of Wound Care and the Journal of Neurology. The drug’s mechanism of action supports its therapeutic benefits.
