About intravenous trace elements
Intravenous trace-element supplement
Used for
- Prevents or treats trace-element deficiencies during parenteral nutrition when oral or tube feeding is inadequate.
Usual adult dose
Usually 10 mL daily, diluted and added to parenteral nutrition; adjust for clinical needs and trace-element levels.
Common side effects
- Allergic reactions, including rare severe hypersensitivity
- Nausea or vomiting
- Trace-element accumulation or toxicity, especially with impaired liver or kidney function
Important warnings
- Must be diluted and given by intravenous infusion; not for direct injection.
- Use cautiously with liver or kidney impairment or existing trace-element excess.
- Monitor trace-element levels during prolonged use and adjust supplementation.
- Contains electrolytes; consider total intake from other nutrition and medicines.
Pregnancy
May be used in parenteral nutrition when needed; dose should reflect pregnancy requirements and monitored levels.
Breastfeeding
May be used when needed in parenteral nutrition; consider total nutritional intake and monitored levels.
Interactions
- Other trace-element supplements may increase the risk of excessive levels.
- Iron-containing preparations may affect compatibility when mixed; check infusion compatibility.
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 It may be incomplete or out of date.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.