Oral rehydration salt powder (Ⅱ)

In addition to replenishing water, sodium and potassium, it also has a therapeutic effect on acute diarrhea. This product contains glucose, and the intestinal mucosa can absorb a certain amount of sodium ions while absorbing glucose, thereby increasing the intestinal mucosa's absorption of intestinal fluid.

This product is a compound preparation, and its components are as follows: each package contains 0.926g~1.131g of sodium (Na), 0.354g~0.433 of potassium (K), 1.276g~1.560 of total chlorine (Cl), 1.305g~1.595 of sodium citrate (C6H5Na3O7?2H2O), and 9.00g~11.00 of anhydrous glucose (C6H12O6).

This product is white crystalline powder.

1. Prevention and treatment of body fluid loss. For the prevention and treatment of mild and moderate fluid loss caused by diarrhea, vomiting, and loss of fluid through the skin and respiratory tract, water, potassium and sodium can be supplemented. Severe water loss requires intravenous fluid replacement. 2. Treatment of body fluid loss during diarrhea.

1 Adults (1) Treatment of mild to moderate dehydration: ① Mild dehydration, start with 50 ml/kg, drink within 4 to 6 hours, and adjust the dose as appropriate; ② Moderate dehydration, start with 50 ml/kg, drink within 6 hours, and the rest should be given intravenous rehydration. (2) Treatment of acute diarrhea: ① Mild diarrhea, 50 ml/kg per day; ② Severe diarrhea, should be mainly intravenous drip until the diarrhea stops. 2 Children's treatment of mild dehydration, start with 50 ml/kg, take within 4 hours, until the diarrhea stops. Moderate dehydration should be mainly intravenous rehydration.

1. Hypernatremia; 2. Excessive water intake; if the above two conditions occur, the drug should be discontinued immediately. 3. Vomiting, usually mild. It often occurs at the beginning of taking the drug. At this time, it can be taken in small amounts in several times.

1. Oliguria or anuria; 2. Intravenous rehydration is required in case of severe dehydration and signs of shock; 3. Severe diarrhea, with stool volume exceeding 30 ml/kg per hour, during which the patient is often unable to take enough oral rehydration salts; 4. Glucose absorption disorder; 5. Those who are unable to take oral fluids due to severe vomiting, etc.; 6. Intestinal obstruction, intestinal paralysis and intestinal perforation.

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Sealed, store in a dry place.

13.95g per pack (1.75g sodium chloride, 0.75g potassium chloride, 1.45g potassium citrate, 10g anhydrous glucose)