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Rabeprazole 20mg Injection
SKU GME641Product Introduction
Rabeprazole injection suppresses stomach acid when a proton-pump inhibitor is required and oral treatment is unsuitable. It is used in selected acid-related disorders under an injectable-product protocol.
How to use
A clinician reconstitutes and administers the product intravenously according to its label. It must not be self-injected or taken by mouth. Oral acid-suppression treatment can be resumed when clinically suitable.
How it works
Inhibition of gastric H+/K+-ATPase blocks the final step of acid secretion by parietal cells.
Side effects
Headache, diarrhoea, nausea, abdominal discomfort and injection-site reactions can occur.
Important information
Persistent bleeding, swallowing difficulty or unexplained weight loss needs investigation. Longer exposure can affect magnesium and B12; short-term injection should not automatically become indefinite treatment.
Uses
- Selected acid-related conditions requiring parenteral proton-pump inhibition
Benefits
Maintains acid suppression when swallowing or oral administration is temporarily unsuitable.
Can the powder be swallowed instead of injected?
No. Injectable and oral formulations are prepared differently.
Can it be mixed with any IV medicine?
No. Diluent, compatibility and stability instructions are product-specific.
Does it act like an instant antacid?
No. It inhibits new acid secretion rather than directly neutralising existing acid.
Why might tablets be restarted after admission?
An injection may no longer be needed once oral therapy is feasible.
Does it eradicate H. pylori by itself?
No. Eradication requires an appropriate combination with antibiotics.
What if vomiting blood occurs?
It is an emergency; acid suppression alone does not establish control of gastrointestinal bleeding.
Can prolonged treatment lower magnesium?
Yes. Extended proton-pump-inhibitor exposure can require laboratory review.
Is a regular IV injection needed for ordinary intermittent heartburn?
Usually not. The indication and suitability of oral treatment should be assessed.
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