Indore Hospital stops administering lyophilised Amphotericin B injections to black fungus patients after complaints of side effects
- | Tuesday | 8th June, 2021
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): A government hospital in Indore has stopped administering lyophilised Amphotericin B injections to black fungus patients after some of them who received the shots started experiencing side effects. Dr Sanjay Dixit Dean Mahatma Gandhi Memorial (MGM) Medical College Indore adding that the hospital is now using liposomal Amphotericin B injections to treat such patients. Dr Dixit stated that a few days ago the state government had sent three thousand vials of lyophilised Amphotericin B injections to MGM Medical College for the treatment of black fungus patients. "But as patients were witnessing side effects the government hospital has stopped using the injections for the treatment of the post-COVID complication" he said.
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