
Alpha Beta Arteether Injection is a strong, quick-acting antimalarial medication used to treat severe and complicated malaria infections, as well as resistant Plasmodium falciparum malaria. It is a synthetic substance developed from the naturally occurring part artemisinin, and is widely recognised by doctors and hospitals as an effective treatment for rapid parasite removal.
Arteether is a lipid-soluble artemisinin derivative manufactured as a sterile oil-based preparation for injection into muscle. Arteether is a mixture of the alpha and beta arteether isomers and so the product is often referred to as Alpha Beta Arteether. The standard pack size is 150 mg in 2 ml ampoule, and it is ideal for hospital and nursing home use.
Its action takes place when malaria parasites are in the blood. Arteether interacts with heme – a component of iron – and forms reactive free radicals that attack the cell walls and proteins of the parasite, rapidly reducing the level of parasites, and reducing the fever and other symptoms of malaria. The medicine can kill strains of parasites that are resistant to chloroquine or other antimalarial drugs.
Alpha Beta Arteether Injection is known to be used in the treatment of severe and complicated malaria and when the oral therapy is inappropriate. Also, it is used when falciparum malaria is indicated with the suspicion or known resistance to the other antimalarial drug. Further, the treatment should be followed up with the suitable course of a partner antimalarial drug as instructed by the doctor to prevent a relapse.
This injection has to be given deep into muscle by a trained doctor only. The amount, number of days and any remaining treatment is to be given depending on age, weight and the condition and diagnosed disease of the patient. Consult a doctor, do not self-medicate.
Arteether is well tolerated in normal doses. Adverse reactions are usually mild and include pain at the site of injection, headache, dizziness or nausea. Arteether should be avoided in individuals with known sensitivity to artemisinine compounds.
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Is injected into the muscle so as to be given rapidly but completely, and only when directed by a suitably qualified healthcare professional. The dose and duration of injection are weight, age and doctor dictated.
Adverse reaction is generally mild and may include the following: Injection pain, Headache, Dizziness, and Nausea. You should approach your doctor in case of allergy reaction and if dizziness or headache symptoms persist.
Pregnancy and breast feeding: Use in pregnancy and in women who are breast feeding should only be under very careful medical supervision. It is to be used very carefully in patients with liver or kidney disease – only after advice from your doctor.
Keep in a cool dry place below 25C. Protect from direct light and keep out of reach of children. Do not use the Broken ampoule. Do not use it if the opened/ expired ampoule is broken.
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