Indore hospital Puase Administering Lyophilised Amphotericin B injections after Side Effect Complaints
- | Tuesday | 8th June, 2021
lyophilised Amphotericin B injections showing side effects in patients, paused administering.
Medical Hospitals in Madhya Pradesh`s Indore have paused administering lyophilised Amphotericin B injections as patients came up complaining of side effects.
Dr. Sanjay Dixit, Dean, Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Medical College, Indore, adding that the hospital is now using liposomal Amphotericin B injections to treat such patients.
He 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.
According to Dr Dixit, some patients started experiencing side effects when they were administered lyophilised Amphotericin B injections. After this, the hospital administration decided not to give these injections anymore, he said.
The MP government had decided to get access of 25,000 lyophilised injections from a Himachal Pradesh-based company.
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