Indications for use of "Asparkam", as a rule, are associated with insufficient intake of potassium and magnesium in the human body. In addition, this drug is used as the main prophylactic in the treatment of diseases caused by the absence of a normal amount of these substances in the diet. The main active compounds of the drug are potassium and magnesium asparaginate. Among the positive effects that this drug has, one can highlight the effect on vital processes.
A sufficient concentration of potassium and magnesium in the body is necessary not only to regulate the smooth flow of metabolic reactions, but also to restore the electrolyte balance. In addition, the drug "Asparkam" is prescribed to those people who suffer from arrhythmia, as a means of prevention and treatment of this disease. The value of the potassium element in the human body is simply impossible to overestimate. From the point of view of eliminating the lack of this substance, indications for the use of Asparkam are a violation or weakening of nerve impulses and the implementation of synaptic transmission. In other words, this drug is necessary to normalize contractions of muscle fibers - both in the skeletal muscles of the body and in cardiac tissues.
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human anism, associated with potassium, can perfectly proceed only when its concentration does not leave the limits of acceptable values. For example, with a deficiency of this element, excessive expansion of the coronary vessels occurs, and with an excess - narrowing. Also, with a low concentration of potassium, the excitability of nerve fibers in the muscle tissue is disturbed, which very often leads not only to a violation of the processes of muscle contraction of the body, but also a malfunction in the functionality of the heart. Indications for use "Asparkam" is also a replenishment of the magnesium element. It is proved that this substance is involved in more than 300 enzymatic processes in the human body.
Asparaginate promotes better absorption of potassium and magnesium by the cells, and is also involved in the production of intercellular phosphates. There are two forms of the drug - tablets and injectable solutions. The latter is introduced into the body intravenously in two ways - by jet and drip. In the first with
In the case of 10 ml of the solution, it is diluted in a twice as large volume of a 0.9% sodium chloride solution or a five percent
glucose solution. The prepared mixture is introduced at a rate of about 5 ml per minute. In the second case, a similar amount of the drug is diluted per 100 ml of the above solutions of substances. The rate of administration is about 25 drops per minute.
Most often, the method of administration is influenced by the indications for the use of Asparkam. The intravenous method is necessary for emergency treatment of the patient. Asparkam tablets are usually prescribed as a prophylactic or therapeutic agent with a long-term effect at the rate of 2 tablets per dose up to 3 times a day. Side effects of the drug usually do not occur if the instructions for use are strictly followed. Severe cases of overdose were recorded only with uncontrolled intravenous administration of this drug.