Amino Acids (7% w/v)

Minoban 7 Injection is a 7% w/v amino acid solution designed to provide parenteral nutritional support for patients who are unable to take adequate nutrition orally or enterally. It delivers a balanced blend of essential amino acids directly into the bloodstream, helping maintain protein synthesis, tissue repair, and metabolic function — especially in patients with critical illness, malnutrition, recovery needs, or hepatic compromise.

This intravenous formulation supports nitrogen balance, preserves lean body mass, and assists in faster recovery when oral intake is inadequate.

⭐ Key Benefits of Minoban 7

• Essential amino acid support for nutrition

• Promotes protein synthesis & tissue repair

• Supports nitrogen balance in the body

• Ideal for post-surgical & critical care patients

• Helps prevent muscle wasting & malnutrition

• Suitable for clinical parenteral nutrition programs

🔬 How It Works

Minoban 7 Injection contains a carefully balanced mix of amino acids, which are the building blocks of proteins. When infused intravenously, these amino acids bypass the digestive tract and directly support metabolic processes, protein production, immune function, and tissue healing.

💉 Administration

• For intravenous infusion only

• Administer under medical supervision as part of clinical nutritional therapy

• Dosage, infusion rate, and duration are determined by the healthcare team according to patient needs

⚠️ Precautions

• For use in controlled clinical settings only

• Monitor fluid balance, electrolytes, kidney function, and liver function during therapy

• Do not mix with incompatible IV drugs or solutions without professional guidance

• Not recommended without physician authorization

❗ Possible Side Effects

• Phlebitis (vein irritation) at infusion site

• Mild nausea or flushing

• Electrolyte imbalance (rare)

• Allergic reactions (rare)

Report severe symptoms to a healthcare professional immediately.

❓ FAQs

1. What is Minoban 7 Injection?

It is a 7% w/v amino acid solution used for intravenous nutritional support when oral or enteral intake is inadequate.

2. Who needs this injection?

Patients with critical illness, post-operative recovery, malnutrition, or those unable to eat normally may benefit from this therapy.

3. How is it administered?

Minoban 7 is given via an intravenous infusion by trained medical professionals.

4. Can it be mixed with other IV solutions?

Only under proper clinical direction — compatibility must be verified first.

5. Does it replace food intake?

It provides nutritional support but is used when oral or enteral feeding isn’t possible or sufficient.

6. Are there any side effects?

Mild side effects might include vein irritation, nausea, or rare allergic reactions.

7. Is it suitable for liver patients?

It may be used with caution under medical supervision; patient liver function must be monitored.

8. How long is the infusion time?

Duration varies depending on patient condition, nutritional needs, and clinical protocol.