ROPICAIN
50mg

Ropicain

ROPICAIN

Ropivacaine

Albro Pharmaceuticals

Drug Identity

Active Ingredient
Ropivacaine
Drug Class
Anaesthetic, Local
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What is Ropicain?

Uses
Ropivacaine (HCl Monohydrate) is a long-acting amide type local anesthetic agent. It blocks pain by causing numbness or loss of feeling i...

How It Works

Administered by lumbar epidural injection or infusion, by thoracic epidural infusion, by injection for nerve block, and by infiltration.

How to Take It

Dosage information not available for this product.

Safety Alerts

Complete heart block, application to the middle ear (risk of ototoxicity), avoid injection into infected and inflamed tissues, preparations containing preservatives should not be usedfor caudal, epidural, or spinal block, or for intravenousregional anaesthesia (Biers block), should not be appliedto damaged skin

Important Warnings

Cardiovascular disease, debilitated patients, elderly, acute porphyrias, epilepsy, hypovolaemia, impaired cardiac conduction, impaired respiratory function,myasthenia gravis, shock, severe renal and hepatic impairment

Side Effects

Arrhythmiaspyrexiablurred visionhypertensioncardiac arrestconvulsionsdizzinessdrowsinessfeeling of inebriationheadachehypothermiasyncopelightheadednessmuscle twitchingmyocardial depression (resulting in hypotension and bradycardia)

Drug Interactions

No data regarding the interactions of Ropivacaine (HCl Monohydrate) was found.

Pregnancy & Lactation

Pregnancy
No evidence of harm, do not use for paracervical block in obstetrics.
Lactation
Caution advised

Storage

Inj, Inf Store at room temperature. Do not Freeze.

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Rs 226.1
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