Neovec 4mg Injection (Vecuronium 4mg)

Neovec 4mg Injection

Considered a neuromuscular blocking agent, Neovec 4Mg Injection effectively relaxes the patient’s muscles during the time of surgery as well as helps with mechanical breathing. It blocks transmission of nerve impulses to the muscles, thus relaxing them.

The drug is not suitable for individuals who are suffering from diarrhea as a result of poisoning or are taking quinine medication. Those allergic to Neovec 4Mg Injection are also discouraged from using the drug.

Neovec 4Mg Injection is generally administered via an injection and the dosage is dependent upon certain factors like the patient’s health, age and his response to the drug. The drug should be used only if the solution is not discolored or the bottle is not damaged. The needles and syringes should be disposed properly, so that it does not cause any infections.

The drug can prove to be risky in case of patients who are aged and suffering from heart disease. The drug when administered to obese patients can result in certain breathing issues, thus they should be carefully monitored for any complications.

Neovec 4Mg Injection should not be administered to newborns, as it may lead to certain nervous system complications. Pregnant and nursing mothers should also discuss the effects of the drug on the child before taking it.

Information given here is based on the salt content of the medicine. Uses and effects of the medicine may vary from person to person. It is advisable to consult a Anesthesiologist before using this medicine.

Side Effects

Allergic Reaction

Injection Site Pain

Muscle Weakness

Skin Rash

Skin Redness

Swelling

Wheezing

Work

The active constituent of this medication is a kind of amine compound known as bis quaternary. It is a nitrogen compound which behaves by competitively combing to cholinergic receptors such as nicotinic. The binding action of Vecuronium reduces chances of acetylcholine to combine to nicotinic receptors.