Sol U Pred 1000 MG Injection 1 – Product Overview
Sol U Pred 1000 MG Injection 1 is a corticosteroid medicine used to manage severe allergic reactions and various inflammatory conditions. Corticosteroids are synthetic versions of hormones naturally produced by the adrenal glands.
This injection is also prescribed for:
Acute flare-ups of multiple sclerosis
Rheumatic disorders
Inflammatory eye disorders
Respiratory diseases (e.g., severe asthma)
Inflammatory bowel disease
Certain blood disorders and cancers
Cerebral oedema
It is important to consult your doctor for the correct dosage, duration, and monitoring while using this medicine. Always inform your doctor about existing medical conditions and ongoing medications.
Uses
Managing severe allergic reactions
Controlling acute exacerbations of multiple sclerosis
Reducing rheumatic disorders
Soothing inflammatory eye disorders
Regulating severe asthma and other respiratory diseases
Controlling inflammatory bowel disease
Treating dermatologic conditions unresponsive to less potent corticosteroids
Managing certain haematological disorders
Aiding in cancer therapy
Reducing cerebral oedema
Directions for Use
Administered intravenously (IV) or intramuscularly (IM)
Ensure the injection site is clean and sterile
Do not self-administer; it should be given by a healthcare professional
How It Works
Sol U Pred contains methylprednisolone (1000 mg). Its action includes:
Binding with intracellular receptors – regulating processes related to inflammation
Modulating gene transcription – altering production of inflammatory proteins
Decreasing inflammatory mediators – reducing swelling and pain
Reducing capillary permeability – preventing fluid leakage into tissues
Suppressing the immune system – controlling allergic and inflammatory responses
Common Side Effects
Most side effects are temporary and mild. Consult your doctor if they persist or worsen.
Fluid retention – swelling in body parts
Weight gain
High blood pressure
Mood changes
Increased blood sugar – frequent thirst or urination
Nausea
Peptic ulcers – painful stomach lining ulcers
Tips to Manage Side Effects:
Limit salt intake to reduce fluid retention
Administer with meals to help manage blood sugar increases
Safety & Warnings
Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: Use only if benefits outweigh risks; consult your doctor
Alcohol: Discuss with your doctor
Liver or kidney issues: Consult your doctor before use
Driving & machinery: May cause dizziness or blurred vision; avoid until safe
Allergies: Avoid if allergic to methylprednisolone or other ingredients
Children & Older Adults: Not recommended for children; caution for patients over 70
Interactions
Drug-Drug Interactions:
Hepatotoxic drugs (e.g., paracetamol, isoniazid) – risk of liver damage
NSAIDs – increased risk of gastrointestinal ulcers
Anticoagulants – altered effect, increased bleeding risk
Anti-diabetic agents – may reduce effectiveness, increase blood sugar
CYP3A4 inhibitors/inducers – may change Sol U Pred metabolism
Drug-Food Interactions:
High-sodium foods may worsen fluid retention and blood pressure
Drug-Disease Interactions:
Diabetes – careful monitoring required
Hypertension – may increase blood pressure
Osteoporosis – long-term use may reduce bone density
Glaucoma – may increase eye pressure
Active infections – suppressed immune response
Dosage
Follow your doctor’s prescription exactly; do not change the dose
Overdose: May cause swelling, high blood pressure, elevated sugar levels – seek medical attention
Missed Dose: Usually administered in a clinical setting; inform your doctor if missed
Storage
Keep at room temperature (15–30°C)
Protect from direct sunlight and moisture
Store out of reach of children
Check expiry date; discard expired products
Diet & Lifestyle Recommendations
For severe asthma: Avoid allergens (dust, pollen); maintain clean surroundings
For inflammatory bowel disease: Consider a low-residue diet with easy-to-digest foods like lean meats and cooked vegetables
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