Gama- Globulin KGCC contains pre-prepared antibodies extracted from the plasma of healthy donors to immediately boost the body's immunity against certain diseases or in cases of antibody deficiency. This medication supports the immune system to fight bacterial or viral infections and helps protect people who have been exposed to serious pathogens before their body is able to produce autoimmunity. Gamma Globulin KGCC is used in specific cases determined by a doctor, such as post-exposure prophylaxis or in some autoimmune disorders, making it both a therapeutic and preventative measure.
When using Gama- Globulin KGCC, the doctor determines the dosage and duration of treatment based on the patient's condition, age, and weight. It is usually given by intramuscular or intravenous injection. The patient must be monitored after the injection for any allergic reactions such as skin rash, itching, or shortness of breath, which require immediate medical intervention. This treatment contributes to providing immediate, short-term immunity, but it does not replace periodic vaccinations. It must also be stored at an appropriate temperature to ensure its effectiveness and maintain its quality throughout the period of use.