Lamino Nephro 7% Injection 100 mL is used to:

• Provide nutritional support: It supplies amino acids when additional protein building blocks are required.

• Support people with renal insufficiency: It may be used as part of parenteral nutritional support in acute or chronic renal insufficiency.

• Compensate for amino acid losses during renal replacement therapy: It may help replace amino acids lost during or after haemodialysis or haemofiltration.

• Support nutritional requirements in renal failure: It may be used in renal failure following conditions such as extensive surgery, polytrauma or sepsis.

• Supplement a low-protein diet: It may be used as part of nutritional management in people with chronic renal failure who are following a medically supervised low-protein diet.

Lamino Nephro 7% Injection 100 mL contains a balanced mixture of essential, semi-essential and non-essential amino acids. Amino acids are used by the body for protein synthesis, which is important for maintaining and repairing tissues and supporting normal body functions.

When administered intravenously, the amino acids enter the bloodstream directly and become available for utilisation by the body. This helps provide amino acids when nutritional requirements cannot be adequately met through the usual diet or when additional supplementation is required during renal replacement therapy.

Tell your doctor about all medicines, supplements and nutritional products you are receiving before starting Lamino Nephro 7% Injection 100 mL.

• Other parenteral nutrition solutions: Lamino Nephro 7% may form part of a broader nutritional regimen. Your healthcare professional will determine which nutritional components are required.

• Electrolyte preparations: Electrolyte supplementation may be required depending on your clinical condition. Your doctor may monitor electrolyte levels during treatment.

• Medicines affecting fluid or electrolyte balance: Tell your doctor about medicines that may affect your fluid or electrolyte status so that your treatment can be monitored appropriately.

• Other intravenous medicines: Do not add or mix medicines with Lamino Nephro 7% unless compatibility has been confirmed by a healthcare professional.

• Store Lamino Nephro 7% Injection 100 mL according to the storage instructions provided on the product packaging.

• Protect the infusion from light and inappropriate handling.

• Do not freeze the solution.

• Do not use the infusion if the container is damaged or the solution shows visible changes.

• Keep the medicine out of the reach of children.

Use Lamino Nephro 7% Injection 100 mL exactly as prescribed by your doctor.

It is administered into a vein by a doctor or other trained healthcare professional. The recommended amount is determined according to your amino acid requirements, age, body weight and clinical condition. The infusion rate is also determined by your healthcare professional.

The manufacturer states that the infusion can be administered through a peripheral or central route, with the flow rate adjusted appropriately. The osmolarity of the solution allows administration through a peripheral line.

Do not attempt to administer Lamino Nephro 7% Injection 100 mL yourself.

Possible side effects may include:

• Nausea

• Vomiting

• Headache

• Chills

• Flushing

• Changes in blood glucose levels

• Changes in electrolyte levels

• Fluid or metabolic disturbances

Your healthcare team may monitor your clinical condition, fluid balance and laboratory values during treatment, particularly if you have renal impairment.

Serious side effects

Seek medical attention if you develop:

• Difficulty breathing or other signs of a serious allergic reaction.

• Severe or persistent vomiting.

• Significant swelling or other signs of fluid overload.

• Symptoms associated with major electrolyte or metabolic disturbances.

• Severe discomfort, redness or swelling around the infusion site.

• Use Lamino Nephro 7% Injection 100 mL only under the supervision of a healthcare professional.

• Follow the nutritional plan recommended by your doctor or dietitian.

• Tell your doctor about all medicines, supplements and other nutritional products you are receiving.

• Inform your doctor if you have kidney, liver, heart or other medical conditions.

• Your healthcare team may monitor electrolytes, blood glucose, fluid balance and other laboratory parameters during treatment.

• Do not use the infusion if the container is damaged or the solution shows visible changes.

• Do not attempt to administer the infusion yourself.