Glutakast

Glutakast

Composition - Glutathione for Injection 600mg

Classification - Anti-oxidant

What is Glutakast?

It is used as supportive therapy after cancer treatment to restore normal cells and protect healthy cells from the cytotoxic effects.

Uses of Glutakast

Liver cancer

Breast cancer

Head and Neck Cancer

Anti-ageing

Skin pigmentation

How does Glutakast work?

Reduce oxidative stress on cells.

Protect normal cells.

Neutralizes free radicals.

Detoxifies chemotherapy toxins.

Supports mitochondrial health.

Common side effects

Mild gastric issues - diarrhea, bloating

Headache

Dizziness or drowsiness

Tiredness

Severe side effects

Potential side effects are felt in high cumulative doses.

Inhalation of glutathione may induce bronchospasm and exacerbate asthma.

Severely reduce the amount of zinc in the body

Risk of protection against cancer cells.

Precautions

To be used cautiously in patients with -

Respiratory disorders

Active cancer

Insufficient glucose-6-phosphate enzyme.

Zinc deficiency

Renal impairment

Liver impairment

Ongoing immunosuppressant treatment

Contraindications

Not to be used in patients-

Hypersensitivity or allergic reaction to the drug or its excipients.

Breastfeeding mothers

Pregnant women

Warnings

It should be used when prescribed by a doctor.

Avoid over-usage for skin lightening and anti-ageing effects.

Important Monitoring Considerations:

Renal functions

Hepatic functions

Mineral balance (trace elements)

Redox balance and immune response

Administration Instructions

To be administered intravenously or IM, if IV is not feasible.

Storage

Store at 2-8 degrees Celsius, protected from light.