Composition:
Beta-artemisinin
Artip is an injectable medicine injected into muscles; it contains alpha- and beta-artemisinin and helps fight a complex, severe malarial parasite called Plasmodium falciparum. This parasite feeds on hemoglobin and leaves heme, which contains iron. Injections slowly mix the medicines in the blood. Artip is an effective medication given by doctors to their patients to completely remove parasites from the body.
Benefits:
- Provides instant relief from malarial infections and reduces parasites in the blood.
- Keeps the infection under control and prevents it from getting too severe.
- Artip injection is helpful when the oral route of medication cannot be taken, such as in case of severe vomiting or the patient falling unconscious.
- It helps in reducing symptoms of malaria fever, chills, and other manifestations of malaria.
- It is very helpful for the critical phase of severe malaria, after which an appropriate oral anti-malarial regimen is followed.
side effects
- Pain
- headache
- Nausea
Directions for use:
- Make sure that the injection is only directed to the muscles(intramuscular) and not into a vein.
- If you feel better, do not skip any scheduled injection dosage by the physician or doctors, as it prevents the recurrence of malarial pathogens in the blood.
- Do not self-administer; it should be done by a healthcare professional.
Precautions
- Avoid driving, using a bicycle, or operating machinery, as it can cause dizziness.
- Let your doctor know if you are taking anti psychotic, antiarrhythmic, or other antimalarial medications.
- The medication can affect the liver, so keep your heart in check.
- Stay hydrated and get plenty of rest for fast recovery.
Storage instruction
- Store it in a cool and dry place
- Keep away from sunlight
- Keep it away from children
Frequently asked questions
Q.1 What is the use of Artip?
A.1 Artip is used to inject antimalarial medication into the body.
Q.2 What if I miss a dose?
A.2 If you accidentally miss a dose, then consult your doctor; do not self-administer.
Q.3 What are the side effects of the alpha-beta artery?
A.3 Some side effects caused by this medication are nausea, vomiting, dizziness, diarrhea, etc.
Q.4 Is this medication safe to use?
A.4 Artip is safe to use if it is taken in surveillance of a doctor for an appropriate duration and quantity.
Q.5 Should I take Artip if I have liver problems?
A.5 Consult your doctor about your liver problem before taking this medication.
