Manitol
Manitol Products are primarily used for
Acute renal failure, Cerebral edema (accumulation of excessive fluid in the brain), Glaucoma
About Manitol Products
Uses of Manitol Products
Mannitol is used in the treatment of acute renal failure, cerebral edema and glaucoma.
Manitol Products side effects
Severe
Side Effects of Manitol are Nausea, Vomiting, Headache, Dehydration, Fever, Thrombophlebitis, Dizziness, Urinary retention, Chills, High blood pressure, Anaphylactic reaction, Cardiac arrest, Hypotension (low blood pressure), Breathlessness, Sweating, Cough, Musculoskeletal stiffness, Muscle pain, Urticaria, Itching, Generalized pain, General discomfort, Acute kidney injury, Osmotic nephrosis, Anuria, Low urine output, Coma, Seizure, Confusion, Lethargy, Rebound intracranial hypertension, Metabolic acidosis, Fluid overload, Decreased sodium level in blood, Increased sodium level in blood, Increased potassium level in blood, Decreased potassium level in blood, Venous thrombosis, Compartment syndrome, Swelling, Tachycardia, Angina-like chest pain, Heart failure, Pulmonary congestion, Edema (swelling), Inflammation of the nose, Dryness in mouth, Feeling thirsty.
How Manitol Products work
Mannitol is an inert substance with high osmotic pressure. It draws water into the kidney, which in turn increases the amount of urine production. Mannitol is also used to lower the pressure inside the eye or swelling around the brain.
Patient Concerns about Manitol Products
Frequently asked questions about Manitol Products
Frequently asked questions about Mannitol
Q. What is Manitol 20% Infusion used for?
Manitol 20% Infusion is used to help remove extra fluid from your body. It is often given in hospitals to reduce pressure in the brain (after injury or surgery) or in the eyes (like in glaucoma). It can also help your kidneys produce urine when they are not working well and help flush out certain poisons from the body.<br>
Q. Who should not receive Manitol 20% Infusion?
Individuals should not receive Manitol 20% Infusion if they have severe kidney problems, heart failure, lung congestion, severe dehydration, or active bleeding inside the brain (except during surgery). It should also be avoided if the individual is allergic to mannitol.<br>
Q. Is Manitol 20% Infusion safe for people with kidney problems?
Manitol 20% Infusion should be used with great care if your kidneys are not working well. Your doctor may give a small test dose first to check if your kidneys can handle it. If you stop passing urine or your kidney function worsens, the treatment is usually stopped immediately.<br>
Q. Can Manitol 20% Infusion cause brain swelling or confusion?
In some people, Manitol 20% Infusion can cross into the brain and cause confusion, drowsiness, or even worsen swelling in certain cases, especially if the protective barrier between the brain and blood is damaged. Your doctor will monitor you closely to avoid this.<br>
Q. What serious side effects of Manitol 20% Infusion should I watch for?
Serious side effects of Manitol 20% Infusion may include difficulty breathing, chest pain, confusion, reduced urination, or swelling in your feet. These can be signs of fluid overload, heart failure, or kidney problems, which require medical attention.<br>
Q. Why is Manitol 20% Infusion used to lower pressure in the brain and eyes?
Manitol 20% Infusion helps draw excess fluid out of tissues into the bloodstream, reducing swelling and pressure in the brain and eyes. It is commonly used in emergencies like head injury, stroke, or glaucoma when other treatments are not enough.<br>
Q. Can Manitol 20% Infusion affect my body’s water and salt balance?
Yes, Manitol 20% Infusion can change your body’s water and electrolyte levels, sometimes leading to dehydration, high or low sodium, or acid‑base imbalance. Doctors check your blood and urine regularly to keep this in control.<br>
Q. What happens if Manitol 20% Infusion builds up in the body?
If Manitol 20% Infusion is not removed properly by the kidneys, it can build up, causing too much fluid in the body, swelling, or even worsening heart or kidney problems. That is why it is given under close hospital supervision.<br>
Q. Can Manitol 20% Infusion affect people with heart problems?
Yes, Manitol 20% Infusion can cause too much fluid in the bloodstream, which may worsen heart failure or cause lung congestion. Doctors will check your heart condition carefully before giving it.<br>
Q. Why do doctors monitor urine output closely during Manitol 20% Infusion?
Urine output helps doctors know if your kidneys are removing Manitol 20% Infusion effectively. Low or no urine during treatment may mean your kidneys are not tolerating it, and the infusion might need to be stopped.<br>
Q. Is Manitol 20% Infusion safe for older adults or children?
Older adults and children may be more sensitive to fluid or electrolyte imbalances caused by Manitol 20% Infusion. The dose is adjusted carefully based on age, weight, and medical condition.<br>
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