Acetylcysteine Injection: Muco master Injection is administered to treat Paracetamol (acetaminophen) overdose and prevent liver damage. Paracetamol overdose can happen when the individual takes more than 8 Paracetamol tablets within 24 hours, accidentally or when supposed to be for self-inflicted harm.
Muco master Injection has Acetylcysteine, which acts by protecting the liver from damage caused by excessive paracetamol. It restores the glutathione levels, a chemical that detoxifies.
Injection site reactions, nausea, and vomiting are experienced by some individuals. The side effects are not medically significant and resolve on their own over time. If the side effects do not improve or become severe, however, please refer to your physician.
Medical Benefits:
- Acetylcysteine is an effective medication in dissolving and thinning mucus in the windpipe, lungs, and nose to make it easier to cough out of the body.
- Acetylcysteine helps you to clear mucus, which can help relieve chest congestion and improve your breathing comfort.
- Acetylcysteine is effective in treating both acute (short-term) and chronic (long-term) respiratory diseases due to excess mucus secretion.
- Acetylcysteine helps relieve the symptoms of emphysema, as shortness of breath, by relieving mucous obstruction of the airways.
- Acetylcysteine is useful in bronchitis (inflammation of the bronchial passages) because it helps to relieve cough and airway obstruction due to the excess mucus.
- It can also help treat bronchiectasis (a chronic condition that causes dilated airways leading to retention of mucus).
Uses:
- Acetylcysteine helps break down and thin mucus in the airways, making it easy to cough up and expel. It is particularly useful in conditions such as chronic bronchitis.
- When production of mucus is a problem, like in asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), it is often used to provide relief for respiratory tract infection symptoms.
- Acetylcysteine soothes chronic coughs induced by a buildup of mucus by lowering the thickness of mucus.
- Acetylcysteine can be used to cure sinusitis by making less mucus available in the sinuses, which reduces pressure and increases sinus outflow.
Directions to use:
- Don’t give it to yourself.
- Pinch the skin tightly between your index finger and thumb, and do it rapidly.
- Insert the needle directly into the muscle.
- Suction back the plunger; if blood is drawn into the syringe, remove the needle from the skin.
- Exchange the needle with one of the same bore.
- You can give the already-present drug in the syringe.
- Give the drug slowly.
Dosage:
Use this injection in the correct dose as instructed by your doctor. Don’t use the higher mg of this medication.
Storage:
- Store this medication in a dry and cool place.
- Don’t keep this infusion in sunlight.
- Keep this infusion out of reach of children and pets.
Side Effects:
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Stomach discomfort
- Fever
Precautions:
- Do not inject this drug without consulting a healthcare expert.
- You have been prescribed Acetylcysteine to treat numerous respiratory ailments related to excessive mucus production.
- It has a pungent smell. This is normal and doesn’t mean the medicine has spoiled.
- Take lots of fluids to loosen up the congestion and soothe your throat while taking this medication.
