Genate 60mg Injection

Genate 60mg Injection contains Artesunate (60mg), an antimalarial medicine used in the emergency treatment of severe malaria. It is effective against Plasmodium falciparum, the most dangerous type of malaria parasite. Genate is administered as an injection by a healthcare professional, ensuring rapid action when oral medicines are not feasible. It helps reduce the parasite load quickly and is followed by a complete oral antimalarial course.

Uses of Genate 60mg Injection

• Severe malaria treatment
• Effective against Plasmodium falciparum
• Used when oral treatment is not possible

How Genate works

Genate contains Artesunate, which releases free radicals inside the malaria parasite, damaging essential proteins and structures and leading to its rapid death.

Benefits of Genate 60mg Injection

• Fast-acting treatment for life-threatening malaria
• Reduces parasite levels quickly
• Effective even in resistant malaria strains
• Can be used in both adults and children

How to take Genate 60mg Injection

• Administered by a medical professional via IV or IM injection
• Dose depends on patient weight and severity of infection
• Followed by oral antimalarial medication to complete treatment

Side effects of Genate 60mg Injection

• Pain or irritation at injection site
• Dizziness or temporary drop in blood pressure
• Elevated liver enzyme levels
• Rare allergic reactions or red blood cell breakdown

Safety advice

• Use under strict medical supervision only
• Inform doctor about liver or kidney problems
• Not usually recommended in early pregnancy unless critical
• Complete oral follow-up treatment as advised
• Store injection according to label instructions

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is Genate 60mg Injection used for?
A: Genate is used to treat severe malaria caused by Plasmodium falciparum when oral medication cannot be given.

Q: How is Genate given?
A: It is administered as an injection into a vein or muscle by a healthcare provider.

Q: Is Genate safe for children?
A: Yes, it can be used in children with severe malaria under medical supervision.

Q: What happens after Genate treatment?
A: A full course of oral antimalarial medicine is needed to complete the treatment.

Q: Can Genate be used in pregnancy?
A: It can be used if the benefits outweigh the risks, particularly in life-threatening situations, under doctor’s advice.