Thrombin Injection use prohibited

Functional Indications:
This product is used to stop bleeding from small blood vessels that are difficult to ligate during surgery, gastrointestinal bleeding, and traumatic bleeding.

Dosage:
1. For local hemostasis, dissolve sterile sodium chloride injection into a solution of 50 to 200 units/ml and spray it on the wound surface. 2. To stop gastrointestinal hemorrhage, use physiological saline or warm water (not exceeding 37°C) to dissolve into a solution of 10 to 100 units/ml. Take it orally or locally for infusion. The concentration and frequency can also be increased or decreased according to the location and extent of bleeding.

Adverse reactions:
1. Occasionally it may cause allergic reactions, so the drug should be stopped in time. 2. There have been reports of low-grade fever reactions when using this product in surgical hemostasis.

Medication contraindications:
It is prohibited for those with a history of allergy to this product.