Artesunate 120mg Injection (Falcigo)

Product Overview

Artesunate 120mg Injection (Falcigo) treats severe and complicated malaria, especially infections caused by Plasmodium falciparum. Doctors mainly use this injection in hospitals when patients cannot take oral medicines.

In addition, this medicine works quickly and helps lower the risk of serious malaria complications. For this reason, healthcare professionals use it in emergency situations under close medical care.

How Does It Work?

Artesunate attacks malaria parasites inside red blood cells. It damages important parasite proteins and stops their growth. As a result, parasite levels fall rapidly. Therefore, patients often show faster clinical improvement.

Key Benefits

• Treats severe and complicated malaria

• Works quickly to reduce parasite levels

• Suitable when oral treatment is not possible

• Helps lower the risk of serious complications

• Commonly used in hospital emergency care

Dosage Instructions

• Administration: Doctors give the injection into a vein or muscle

• Dosage: Doctors calculate the dose based on body weight and condition

• Setting: Hospital use only

Important Notes

• Trained healthcare professionals must give this injection

• Patients should follow the full treatment plan advised by the doctor

• After improvement, doctors usually switch patients to oral antimalarial medicine

Side Effects

Common Side Effects

• Headache

• Dizziness

• Mild nausea

• Pain at the injection site

Serious Side Effects (Rare)

• Allergic reactions such as rash or swelling

• Drop in blood pressure

• Changes in liver test results

Therefore, medical staff closely monitor patients during treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is Artesunate 120mg Injection used for?

Doctors use Artesunate 120mg Injection to treat severe malaria, mainly caused by Plasmodium falciparum.

Who needs Artesunate Injection?

Doctors prescribe it for patients with severe malaria or for those who cannot take oral medicines.

Is Artesunate Injection safe?

Yes. When trained healthcare professionals give it, the medicine is considered safe and effective.

Can children receive Artesunate Injection?

Yes. Doctors can use it in children, and they adjust the dose based on body weight.

Is further treatment needed after the injection?

Yes. After stabilization, doctors usually prescribe oral antimalarial medicine to complete treatment.

Why Choose This Medicine?

• Recommended for emergency malaria care

• Fast-acting antimalarial injection

• Suitable for severe and complicated cases

• Trusted option in hospital treatment protocols