Sodium citrate dihydrate

Hemoconservation (collection and storage of whole blood - TsFD, long-term storage of red blood cells - Adsol).

At 100 ml of blood - 8–10 ml of hemoconservant solution. Whole blood in the solution of this coagulant is stored at a temperature of 1–6 ° C for 21 days from the date of the fence.

Hypersensitivity (including.h. to citrates), increased bleeding due to a violation of the coagulation system.

Nausea, chills, rashes.

Symptoms : for patients who do not have impaired renal function, there is usually no risk of poisoning or overdose of this drug. When using this glucose-electrolyte solution in patients with confirmed or latent diabetes (diabetes mellitus) blood sugar levels can increase down to a diabetic coma. Accidental intoxication with undiluted powder can upset the electrolyte balance and increase diarrhea.

You should always consult your doctor in case of an overdose.

The CFG solution provides an anticoagulant effect by binding calcium cations with citrate anions, in addition, the glucose contained in the drug serves as a nutrition for blood cells, and phosphate supports the buffer blood system.

The hemoconservative solution is mixed with blood in the ratio of 1 volume to 7 blood volumes.

After oral use, glucose undergoes metabolism to carbon dioxide and water (CO₂ and N₂Oh), and the rest of the components are derived mainly with urine and only in small quantities - with sweat or feces.

The effect of heart glycosides can be weakened. In patients undergoing glycosides treatment, when taking Hydrovite^® it is necessary to control the concentration of potassium in the blood.

• Regulators of water-electrolyte balance and KSHS
• Anticoagulants