What is ANTI-POTASIUM and what is it used for?
ANTI-POTASIUM is a medicinal product belonging to the group of drugs that treat the height of potassium in the blood in granular form.
ANTI-POTASIUM contains Polystyrene sulfonate calcium salt.
It is offered for use in bags containing 15 grams OF ANTI-POTIUM each and in boxes of 20 bags.
Used in the treatment of potassium height in the blood:
S In dialysis patients with renal insufficiency, serum potassium is present between dialysis sessions
treatment and prevention of its height, treatment of S Potassium poisoning
4.Possible side effects
As with all medications, there may be side effects in people who are sensitive to substances contained in ANTIPOTIUM's content.
The following side effects may occur depending on the nature of the drug, due to the fact that the blood potassium level drops below normal and the blood calcium level is high.
Infrequent: Nausea, vomiting, constipation, stomach irritation, loss of appetite and diarrhea1.
Very rare: Intestinal obstruction.
Stool accumulation after application through breech in children can see mass formation in the digestive system after oral administration.
Unknown: Lack of potassium in the blood or excess of calcium, acute bronchitis and/or pneumonia due to inhalation of granule parts, wound formation or tissue death in the digestive system that causes intestinal perforation
3. How to use ANTI-POTASIUM:
ANTI-POTASIUM can be applied by mouth or breech. 1 sachet contains 15 grams OF ANTI-POTASIUM granules.
By mouth: 2-4 x 1 sachet for treatment of diagnosed potassium height in adults
(15 grams) ANTI-POTASIUM is mixed in some liquid or food.
Through the breech: The average daily dose is administered in the form of 1-2 x 2 bags (30 grams) of retention enema (the type of enema that aims to keep the given ingredients in the intestines for a certain period of time).
The duration of treatment depends on the level of potassium. Potassium level should be checked regularly. Your doctor will check your blood potassium levels and terminate your treatment if necessary.
A low potassium diet is recommended during treatment.
ANTI-POTASIUM can be applied through the mouth or spout.
By mouth: 1 sachet (15 grams) OF ANTI-POTIUM, 100 ml of water should be used immediately in milk, tea or coffee or mixed with food (before the outer coverings of granules deteriorate). Since the juice contains a large amount of potassium, it should not be used for preparation and should not be consumed after application. Honey, syrup, sugar, sweetener can be added to improve the taste.
Through the paste: 2 bags (30 grams) of granules should be dissolved in 100 200 ml of liquid (water or 5% glucose solution) and brought to body temperature, through the breech, retention enema (the type of enema that aims to keep the given contents in the intestines for a certain period of time) should be applied. The liquid applied with enema should be kept inside for at least 4 hours.
Oral use is preferred due to greater effectiveness.
Use in children
It is calculated in the form of 0.5-1 gram/kg body weight divided into several parts during the day.
Use in the elderly:
Use in the elderly:
Special Use Cases
Special Use Cases
If you have the impression that the effect of ANTI-POTIUM’ is too strong or too weak, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.
ANTI-POTASIUM
What to Do in case of Overdose?
Signs of intoxication: After an ANTI-POTASIUM overdose, potassium deficiency typically occurs in the blood. This in turn causes self-fatigue, muscle weakness, stomach bowel weakness, thin
paralysis of one part of the intestine (ileum), excess of base (metabolic acidosis), hypersensitivity to stimuli (irritability), confusion (confusion), slowing down in intellectual processes, etc, it is manifested by a decrease in reflexes and finally a stroke. Respiratory arrest is a serious consequence of this development. In very severe cases, coma may occur due to low potassium. Changes in the findings of the electrical activity of the heart may be compatible with potassium deficiency or calcium excess; heart rate disorder may occur. Severe kidney failure from excess potassium in patients with existing kidney damage may mask the clinical picture.
Treatment: Appropriate measures should be taken to correct blood electrolytes. With proper use of enemas or intestinal workers, the resin must be removed from the digestive system. Early treatment of poisoning with the administration of an excess dose is to take the toxin with gastric lavage (or the use of Ipeka syrup). The enema should then be applied. With strict monitoring of calcium and potassium levels in the blood, treatment of the symptoms of potassium deficiency is also carried out.
With the administration of hemodialysis in case of poisoning, corticosteroids may also be used to reduce calcium loss.
If you have used more than ‘ ANTI-POTASIUM, talk to a doctor or pharmacist.
What Should I Do When I Forgot to Use ANTI-POTASIUM?
Do not take double doses to offset forgotten doses.
Post Treatment For Those Using ANTI-POTASIUM
No special effects are expected.
Things to consider before using ANTI-POTASIUM
WHO Should NOT Use ANTI-POTASIUM?
If,
S EXCESS against ANTI-POTIUMa or any content contained in the content of the drug
if sensitivity is present, low potassium level (hypopotassemia) is present in S-Candle,
S High calcium level in the blood (hypercalcemia) and concomitant conditions, for example parathyroid hormone excess (hyperparathyroidism), bone marrow cancer (multiple myeloma), etc, if sarcoidosis or spreading cancers (metastatic carcinoma), a disease that holds many organs, are present, S Occlusive bowel disease is present in S Neonates.
What Should Anti-POTASIUM Users Pay Attention to?
If,
S If a high calcium diet is taken during long-term treatment or calcium content
if you are taking other medications, you need to check your blood calcium level regularly. S Blood potassium to prevent blood potassium levels from falling below normal
follow-up of the level is recommended. S If you are using digital drugs used in heart disease, S If you are taking magnesium-containing intestinal drugs (laxatives), S If you are taking diuretic (diuretics) drugs, S If you are taking tetracycline, an antibiotic, you are using drugs containing tetracycline, S If you are using iron preparations,
S If you are using anticholinergic (which reduces the stimulation of the nervous system and smooth muscle tissue) drugs, then,
S In combination with sorbitol, which is used as a sweetener or as a bowel trainer
should not be used. If rectal administration is performed in children,
S ANTI-POTIUM 1 contains 13 mg of Sodium cyclamate in 1 gram. This should be considered for patients on a controlled sodium diet.
If these warnings apply to you, even at any time in the past, please consult your doctor.
Food and Beverage Consumption Together With ANTI-POTASIUM
What are the foods and drinks that are inconvenient to be consumed with the specified medication? What should we eat or not eat?
ANTI-POTASIUM is recommended to be consumed especially with meals and drinks. ANTI-POTASIUM is applied by mixing in some liquid or food. 1 sachet (15 grams) OF ANTI-POTIUM, 100 ml of water, milk, milk, mixed in tea or coffee, it should be drunk immediately (before the outer coverings of the granules deteriorate). Since the juice contains a large amount of potassium, it should not be used for preparation and should not be consumed after application. Honey, syrup, sugar, sweetener can be added to improve the taste.
Is it Used During Pregnancy (Pregnancy) Period?
Consult your doctor or pharmacist before using the medicine.
For ANTI-POTASIUM, clinical data on exposure in pregnancies are not available. Studies in animals do not show any direct or indirect harmful effects related to pregnancy, development of the baby in the womb, birth or postpartum development. Care should be taken when giving to pregnant women. As with all drugs, any drug use during this period is based on the decision of the doctor, in which the benefit/risk relationship is carefully evaluated.
If you notice that you are pregnant during your treatment, consult your doctor or pharmacist immediately.
Can it be Used During Breastfeeding?
Consult your doctor or pharmacist before using the medicine.
Although no harmful effects of this drug have been reported so far, there are no controlled studies on this drug in breastfeeding women. It is not known whether polystyrene sulfonate passes into breast milk. As with all other drugs, its use during breastfeeding is not recommended. As with all drugs, any drug use during this period is based on the decision of the doctor, in which the benefit/risk relationship is carefully evaluated.
Vehicle and machinery use
There is no known effect.
what is ANTI-POTASIUM Active Ingredient?
ANTI-POTASIUM 1 contains 13 mg of Sodium cyclamate in 1 gram. This should be considered for patients on a controlled sodium diet.
Combined use with other drugs
S Sorbitol (by mouth or breech): The combined use of sorbitol and sodium polystyrene sulfonate may cause cell death in a part of the large intestine. Therefore, the combined use of sorbitol and calcium polystyrene sulfonate is not recommended. S Blood calcium levels in combination with other medications containing calcium
attention should be paid to monitoring. Digital preparations used in heart diseases with S ANTI-POTASIUM
if taken, lowering the level of potassium in the blood can increase the toxic effects of these drugs, and heart-related side effects such as heart rate irregularities and heart conduction disorders may occur.
S In combination with diuretics, the chance of unwanted low potassium levels increases.
S ANTI-POTASIUM reduces the effectiveness of antibiotics containing tetracycline and iron-containing drugs. If you are taking ANTIPOTIUM with any of these medicines, it should be taken at least 2 hours apart. S Anticholinergic drugs (reducing stimulation of the nervous system and smooth muscle tissue) intestinal
they reduce their movement, so they increase the risk of side effects in the digestive system. S Cation giving substances: Polystyrene sulfonate calcium salt can reduce the potassium binding activity.
S Antiacid and intestinal activators that give cation that cannot be absorbed by the body: There are reports of increased blood pH following the simultaneous use of cation-giving antacid and intestinal softeners and cation-exchange resins that cannot be absorbed by the body, such as magnesium hydroxide and aluminum carbonate. S Aluminum hydroxide: Resin (sodium form) with aluminum hydroxide together
intestinal obstruction has been reported due to the accumulation of aluminum hydroxide when used.
S Especially in the treatment of mental disorders such as two-pronged mood disorder (bipolar)
a decrease in the absorption of the lithium drug used can be seen. S A decrease in the absorption of levotroxine drug used in the treatment of thyroid diseases can be seen.
If you are currently taking any prescription or over-the-counter medications or have recently used them, please tell your doctor or pharmacist about them.
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