HYONATE INJECTION 2 ML BOTTLE BAYER: Hyaluronic acid is a component of connective tissue of all mammals and is widely distributed in tissues and intracellular fluids. The joint hyaluronate, the sodium is synthesized in healthy synoviocytes.
Hyaluronic acid is a component of connective tissue of all mammals, and is widely distributed in tissues and intracellular fluids. The joint hyaluronate, the sodium is synthesized in healthy synoviocytes.
Route of administration
Injection intravenously or intra-articular.
Horses: The recommended dose is:
• IV: 4 ml (corresponding to 40 mg of active substance).
• Intra-2 ml (corresponding to 20 mg of active substance).
Three treatments at weekly intervals. If a rapid improvement is observed, be need less treatment.
Hypersensitivity to sodium hyaluronate administered exogenously.
Side Effects
Sometimes after intraarticular application you can see a common reaction (swelling, tenderness, lameness) that in most cases disappears spontaneously after a few days.
• This product contains no antimicrobial preservative. Discard any unused portion of the product, and empty bottle after using the product.
• strict aseptic technique must be observed when Hyonate injection for horses. As with other intra-articular treatment, it is important to immobilize the animal and properly disinfect the puncture site. Before injection must remove the excess synovial fluid aseptic manner. Avoid scraping of the cartilage surface with the tip of the injection needle. For best results, the horse must remain three days off after the intra-articular treatment and before gradually resume normal activity.
• In case of accidental self-injection, seek medical advice immediately and show the container or label. People with known hypersensitivity to hyaluronic acid should avoid contact with the veterinary medicinal product.
Lead time
Meat and milk: 0 days.
Conservation mode
Store below 25 ° C and protected from sunlight.
Comments
With veterinary prescription.
Case 2 glass vials containing 2 ml of solution for injection.
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