How to use anisodamine? Intravenous drip!
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Anisodamine is an alkaloid obtained from anisodamine, a solanaceous plant. Anisodamine has many functions. It can mainly treat toxic shock, but it needs to be used with other antibacterial drugs. It can also treat vascular diseases, such as cerebral thrombosis, neuralgia, muscle spasm and so on. The effect of anisodamine is similar to that of atropine, or a weakened version of atropine. How to use anisodamine? Let me tell you something.
How to use anisodamine? Intravenous drip!
First: anisodamine has many functions, so the dosage of Anisodamine for different diseases is also very different. Generally, anisodamine is given by intramuscular injection and intravenous drip. For adults, the dosage is usually 5 to 10 mg, 1 to 2 times a day, or anisodamine can be diluted and then given intravenously.
Second: for toxic shock, the general adult intravenous infusion of 10 to 40 mg, children and infants according to body weight, each administration of 0.3 to 2 mg / kg body weight, and need to be continued every half an hour. Because the treatment of cerebral thrombosis is difficult, it is usually given intravenously, 30 to 40 mg per day.
Third: the toxicity of anisodamine is very small, and the adverse reactions are relatively mild. Generally, after administration, the patient will have dry mouth, red complexion, slightly dilated pupil, rapid heartbeat and dysuria, but these adverse reactions will disappear in a period of time. When anisodamine was used for a long time, the toxin accumulation would not occur.
matters needing attention
Anisodamine is forbidden in patients with cerebral hemorrhage and glaucoma. Vitamin C can be used to relieve dry mouth after taking anisodamine, and neostigmine can be injected intramuscularly in patients with dysuria.
