Haemaccel Infusion

Product Introduction
Haemaccel Infusion is a combination of three mineral salts—Calcium Chloride, Sodium Chloride, and Potassium Chloride. It is used as a short-term fluid replacement after trauma to prevent dehydration and electrolyte imbalance.

This infusion works by replenishing the body’s lost fluids and essential electrolytes. It is always administered under the supervision of a healthcare professional and should not be self-administered.

Uses of Haemaccel Infusion

Short-term fluid replacement after trauma

Prevention of dehydration and electrolyte disorders

Benefits of Haemaccel Infusion

Restores normal electrolyte balance in the body

Helps in rehydration after trauma or injury

Supports normal brain activity and vital organ function

Promotes faster healing and recovery

Side Effects of Haemaccel Infusion

Most side effects are temporary and resolve on their own:

Injection site reactions (pain, redness, swelling)

Seek medical advice if these effects persist or worsen.

How to Use Haemaccel Infusion

Administered by a doctor or nurse only

Do not self-administer at home

How Haemaccel Infusion Works

Haemaccel Infusion contains three electrolytes:

Calcium Chloride – maintains muscle and nerve function

Sodium Chloride – balances body fluids

Potassium Chloride – regulates heart and muscle activity

Together, they restore fluid balance and treat dehydration after trauma.

Safety Advice

Alcohol: Consult your doctor before consuming alcohol.

Pregnancy: May be unsafe; doctor’s supervision is required.

Breastfeeding: Safety not well established; consult your doctor.

Driving: Not applicable, as it is used in hospitalized patients.

Kidney: Use with caution in severe kidney disease; dose adjustment may be required.

Liver: Generally safe; no dose adjustment needed in most cases.