Ulinafic Injection 1's

Your doctor may prescribe Ulinafic Injection to help manage the following conditions:

• Acute pancreatitis: Ulinafic Injection may help control inflammation and limit tissue damage caused by excessive enzyme activity during sudden inflammation of the pancreas.
• Sepsis and severe inflammation: In countries where this use is approved or part of clinical practice, this medicine may be used alongside other treatments to help control an excessive inflammatory response.

Ulinafic Injection may provide supportive benefits by helping control excessive enzyme activity and inflammation during serious illness.

• Helps control inflammation: It reduces the activity of enzymes involved in inflammatory tissue damage.
• Helps protect tissues: By limiting excessive enzyme activity, this medicine may help reduce further damage to tissues during severe inflammation.
• Supports treatment of acute pancreatitis: It may be used alongside fluids, pain relief, nutritional support, and other treatments to help manage acute pancreatitis.
• Provides supportive treatment in severe inflammation: In some settings, it may be added to standard treatment for severe inflammatory conditions when considered appropriate by the doctor.

• Follow your doctor’s instructions on the dosage and timing of this medication to ensure safety and optimal results.
• Ulinafic Injection is administered by a trained healthcare professional.
• Do not self-administer.

• Follow your doctor's nutrition advice: During acute pancreatitis, your healthcare team will decide when and what you should eat based on the severity of your illness and how well you tolerate food.
• Choose lower-fat foods when advised: Once you are eating normally, your doctor or dietitian may recommend limiting high-fat foods depending on the cause and severity of pancreatitis.
• Avoid alcohol: Alcohol can contribute to pancreatitis and may increase the risk of further pancreatic problems. Follow your doctor's advice about avoiding alcohol.
• Stay hydrated: Drink fluids as recommended by your healthcare team, particularly while recovering from an acute illness.
• Avoid smoking: Smoking is associated with pancreatic disease and can increase the risk of further pancreatic problems.

• Report allergy symptoms immediately: Tell your healthcare team if you develop difficulty breathing, swelling, severe dizziness, itching, or a widespread rash during or after treatment.
• Tell your doctor about previous allergies: Inform your doctor about any previous serious reactions to medicines before treatment begins.
• Report infusion-site problems: Tell your nurse if you develop pain, burning, redness, or swelling around the IV site.
• Share your complete medicine list: Tell your healthcare team about all prescription medicines, over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, supplements, and herbal products you use.
• Follow your treatment plan: Ulinastatin is supportive treatment and does not replace other treatment needed for pancreatitis, sepsis, or the underlying cause of severe inflammation.
• Discuss pregnancy and breastfeeding: Tell our doctor if you are pregnant, planning a pregnancy, or breastfeeding so the benefits and possible risks can be considered.