L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine 20% Infusion
Contains conditionally essential amino acid Glutamine in a stable dipeptide form (L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine).
Contains conditionally essential amino acid Glutamine in a stable dipeptide form (L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine) Avoids depletion of glutamine in stress and catabolic states Enhances intestinal integrity, immune response, and wound healing Promotes protein synthesis & nitrogen balance.
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Contains conditionally essential amino acid Glutamine in a stable dipeptide form (L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine) Avoids depletion of glutamine in stress and catabolic states Enhances intestinal integrity, immune response, and wound healing Promotes protein synthesis & nitrogen balance.
Contains conditionally essential amino acid Glutamine in a stable dipeptide form (L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine) Avoids depletion of glutamine in stress and catabolic states Enhances intestinal integrity, immune response, and wound healing Promotes protein synthesis & nitrogen balance.
FAQ
Q1:What is GLUTAJECT used to treat?
It is also administered as a nutritional supplement to critically ill or post-surgical patients to restore glutamine and to promote a quicker recovery.
Q2: How is it given?
It is used intravenously as an infusion in combination with parenteral nutrition, and only under strict medical supervision.
Q3:Why not administer plain glutamine?
Free glutamine is unstable in solution, whereas L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine is a stable dipeptide which delivers glutamine efficaciously.
Q4: Is it applicable in every patient?
It is safe in the majority of the critically ill patients, but must be avoided in severe renal or hepatic dysfunction unless the benefits override the risks.
FAQ
Q1:What is GLUTAJECT used to treat?
It is also administered as a nutritional supplement to critically ill or post-surgical patients to restore glutamine and to promote a quicker recovery.
Q2: How is it given?
It is used intravenously as an infusion in combination with parenteral nutrition, and only under strict medical supervision.
Q3:Why not administer plain glutamine?
Free glutamine is unstable in solution, whereas L-Alanyl-L-Glutamine is a stable dipeptide which delivers glutamine efficaciously.
Q4: Is it applicable in every patient?
It is safe in the majority of the critically ill patients, but must be avoided in severe renal or hepatic dysfunction unless the benefits override the risks.