Anti D 300mcg Vial Of 1ml Injection
By BHARAT SERUMS & VACCINES LTD
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1ml Solution For Injection in Vial
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Anti D 300 MCG/ML Description
Anti D injection contains immunoglobulin (antibodies) proteins taken from human blood plasma. This injection contains a specific type of immunoglobulins called anti-D (Rh) immunoglobulin and is used
to prevent Rh (D) immunisation in those that lack the Rh factor in the blood.
Product Summary
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Contains | Anti Rh-D Immunoglobulin(300.0 Mcg/Ml) |
Uses | Immunisation against Rh positive RBCs in mothers, protection against Rh blood cells after receiving infusion |
Side effects | Headache, Pain at injection site, Nausea, chills, increased body temperature |
Therapy | ANTI RH-D IMMUNOGLOBULIN |
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Uses of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
- To suppress of Rh (D) immunisation
- Treatment of Rh (D) negative individuals after being given Rh positive blood
Contraindications of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
- History of severe anaphylactic reaction to human immune globulin
- History of serious reaction after giving human immune globulin
- Allergy to any ingredients of the injection
- IgA antibodies in the blood
- New-borns (used only in mothers)
- Patients with BMI above 30
- Low platelets in the blood
- Blood clotting disorders
Side effects of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
- Chills
- Increased body temperature
- Headache
- Dizziness
- Pain at injection site
- Nausea
Precautions and Warnings of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
Pregnancy
Q:
Is the Anti D injection safe for use during pregnancy?
A:
The injection is intended for use in pregnant individuals to protect the mother from Rh positive red blood cells that may be come from the foetus. The injection has not been shown to cause any harm to infants, in future pregnancies or fertility.
Breast Feeding
Q:
Is the Anti D injection safe for use when breastfeeding?
A:
The Anti D injection is used in nursing mothers for the suppression of Rh isoimmunization. It is not clear if the antibodies pass into breast milk. No injection related side effects were reported in children whose mothers received the immunisation.
Driving
Q:
Can I drive after taking the Anti D injection?
A:
The injection has not shown any direct effect on the ability of one to drive.
Alcohol
Q:
Can I consume alcohol after taking the Anti D injection?
A:
It is not known if alcohol interferes with efficacy of the injection. Reach out to the doctor to check if alcohol consumption is safe for use.
Other General Warnings
Talk to your doctor if
- You are taking medication for any disease
- You are taking medicines not prescribed by a doctor
- You are allergic to immunoglobulins or have low levels of IgA in the blood
- Your BMI (body mass index) is equal to or greater than 30
- You have had a vaccination recently
- You will need to take blood tests for different purposes after this vaccination
- You feel unwell or observe any unusual reactions after taking this injection
Mode of Action of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
How Does It Work?
The Anti D injection is given to individuals that lack the Rh factor type D (Rhesus factor) in their red blood cells. If an Rh negative person is given Rh positive blood, it can prove to be very harmful for the person since the body considers these Rh positive red blood cells as 'foreign' and attacks them by producing antibodies. These individuals are given the Anti D immunoglobulins so that on exposure to Rh positive blood in the future, the body is ready to combat them immediately. This is very important especially when a pregnant woman and her child have Rh positive and negative RBCs. If the Rh positive RBCs from the child pass through the placenta into Rh negative blood of the mother, her body may produce antibodies that can be passed to the child. It can result in haemolytic disease of the new-born child....
Directions for Use of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
- This injection will be given by a trained nurse or a doctor into a muscle or in a vein
- The dose will be decided based on your need and body mass index
- For every new patient, a separate syringe should be used
- Observation for 20 minutes is needed after giving the injection
- It is not advised for use if the injection appears cloudy or has any deposits
Interactions of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
Interactions with other medicines
- If given with any live virus vaccine, the Anti D injection can reduce the efficacy of the live virus vaccine
- Results of blood tests done after receiving this injection may be altered
Storage and disposal of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
This injection should not be freezed. Do not store it at room temperature. Keep the syringe of the injection at 2 to 8°C (36 to 46°F) and away from light. Do not let children get hold of the injection. The shelf life of the injection is 36 months from the date that it was manufactured. After the expiry date, discard any unused product after consulting with your pharmacist....
Dosage of Anti D 300 MCG/ML
Overdose
Not many reports of overdose are available since it is given by a trained professional. The symptoms of overdose are not clear. In case of overdose, however, the patient should be monitored as they are at a risk of haemolysis....
Missed a Dose
Seek another appointment with a doctor if you have missed a dose of this injection and make sure to tell the doctor about the missed dose.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Who should not take Anti D injection?
A: The injection is not recommended for use in Rh positive individuals or those who have been immunised against Rh (D) antigen.
Q: What are the chances that an Rh negative woman will carry an Rh positive child?
A: If both the father and the mother are Rh negative, the child will be Rh negative. However, even if one of them is Rh positive, there are chances that their child will be too.
Q: If the body can produce these antibodies by itself, why is there a need for a separate injection?
A: Human body develops specific antibodies only after exposure to the antigen. The production of antibodies takes up to three weeks, hence, if an individual (Rh negative) has been exposed to Rh antigen, the damage will be done till the time that the antibodies are formed. Hence there arises a need for external injection of antibodies.
Q: When does a pregnant woman have to take the Anti D injection?
A: You should talk to a doctor in this regard. Rh antigens have been identified on foetal red blood cells as early as 38 days after gestation. Therefore, based on the risk of exposure, the doctor will decide when the injection should be given.
References
- DailyMed - RHOPHYLAC (human rho- d immune globulin solution [Internet]. Dailymed.nlm.nih.gov. 2022 [cited 11 March 2022]. Available from: https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=c1b5d801-336f-4541-a7d9-a8d4a110a4cc
- Rhophylac 300 micrograms / 2 ml, solution for injection in pre-filled syringe - Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC) - (emc) [Internet]. Medicines.org.uk. 2022 [cited 11 March 2022]. Available from: https://www.medicines.org.uk/emc/product/6791/smpc#gref
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ANTI D
Expires on or After
30/07/2025
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