About albumin + protein
Human plasma-derived colloid protein
Used for
- Restores circulating blood volume in selected cases of severe fluid loss
- Treats low blood albumin when clinically indicated
- May support treatment of burns or certain critical illnesses
Usual adult dose
Intravenous dose and infusion rate depend on the condition, blood volume, and response; specialist-directed.
Usual dose in children
Individualized intravenous dose based on body weight and clinical response; specialist-directed.
Common side effects
- Flushing, hives, or fever
- Nausea
- Low blood pressure or rapid heartbeat
- Rare severe allergic reactions or fluid overload
Important warnings
- Infuse cautiously; rapid administration can overload the circulation.
- Monitor blood pressure, urine output, and signs of fluid overload.
- Use caution with heart failure, severe anemia, or kidney problems.
- Stop infusion and assess promptly if an allergic reaction occurs.
Pregnancy
Use only when clinically necessary; adequate controlled studies in pregnancy are lacking.
Breastfeeding
Human albumin is a normal blood component; use when clinically indicated.
Interactions
- No specific clinically significant drug interactions are established.
AI-generated from general medical knowledge, not from this product's official leaflet. It may be incomplete or out of date. Not medical advice — ask a pharmacist or doctor before making any decision.