Sodium Morrhuate Injection

This product is a hardener, a sodium salt of fatty acids from cod liver oil. Local injection has a strong stimulating effect, leading to vascular endothelial damage, fibrosis and hyperplasia, and vascular occlusion.

This product is a sterile aqueous solution of various sodium salts of fatty acids in cod liver oil.

This product is a yellow or brownish-yellow clear liquid; it will deteriorate when exposed to light.

After local injection, this product stimulates the vascular endothelium, promotes its proliferation, gradually occludes the blood vessels and hardens them. As a vascular sclerosant, it is used for hemangioma, varicose veins, internal hemorrhoids, temporomandibular joint disease (dislocation or subluxation), and is also used for oozing and bleeding on wounds in gynecology and surgery.

The first injection is 0.5-1 ml of 5% solution (containing 2% benzyl alcohol as a local analgesic) into the varicose vein cavity. If there is no adverse reaction, the injection can be continued after 24 hours, 0.5-2 ml (usually 1 ml) at a time, no more than 5 ml a day, and injected at different locations every 3-5 days. When treating internal hemorrhoids, 0.5 ml of 5% solution is injected into the upper part of the hemorrhoids once a week. Common dosage: local injection of 0.5-5 ml once, maximum dosage: local injection of 5 ml once.

Pain, swelling and discomfort in the injection area.

Not yet clear.

Keep away from light and store in a sealed container.

2 ml: 0.1 g