Asklerol Injection 2 ml

• Helps Treat Selected Varicose Veins - Polidocanol sclerotherapy can close appropriately selected abnormal veins and may reduce their visibility and related symptoms.

• Minimally Invasive Treatment - Sclerotherapy is performed through an injection rather than through a surgical incision.

• Targets the Affected Vein - The medicine is delivered directly into the vein selected for treatment by the healthcare professional.

• May Improve the Appearance of Visible Veins - Successful treatment can reduce the appearance of certain superficial veins over time.

• Can Be Used as Part of a Specialist Treatment Plan - Depending on the vein condition, more than one treatment session may be required.

Asklerol contains polidocanol, which acts on the inner lining of the targeted blood vessel. When injected into an appropriate vein, it causes irritation and damage to the vessel lining, encouraging the walls of the vein to come together and close. The body then gradually remodels the treated vessel.

Asklerol Injection:

• Works directly on the targeted vein

• Is administered as part of sclerotherapy

• Helps close selected abnormal or unwanted veins

• Is not intended for self-administration

• Requires appropriate vein assessment before treatment

The appropriate Asklerol injection dosage is not a fixed amount that patients should determine themselves. It depends on the vein being treated, its size, location, clinical condition, and the sclerotherapy technique selected by the treating specialist.

General guidance includes:

• Asklerol Injection should be administered only by a qualified healthcare professional.

• The concentration and volume used depend on the type and size of the target vein.

• The healthcare professional determines the injection site and amount used during the procedure.

• Multiple veins or treatment sessions may require separate assessment.

• Do not attempt to inject Asklerol yourself.

• Do not use a vial outside the treatment protocol prescribed by the treating specialist.

Because polidocanol is injected directly into blood vessels, incorrect administration can cause serious complications.

Common Side Effects

Common side effects of Asklerol Injection may include pain, redness, bruising, swelling, itching, or irritation at the injection site. Temporary skin discoloration and small areas of hardened or tender veins may also occur.

Serious Side Effects

Serious side effects require immediate medical attention. These can include difficulty breathing, chest pain, severe allergic reactions, rapidly increasing swelling, significant limb pain, sudden weakness or neurological symptoms, severe skin or tissue damage, or signs of a blood clot. Asklerol should only be administered by a qualified healthcare professional.

Asklerol may not be appropriate for everyone. Tell your healthcare professional if you have:

• A known allergy to polidocanol

• A history of serious allergic reactions

• Significant circulation problems

• A history of blood clots or thrombosis

• Severe infection or inflammation near the treatment area

• Significant immobility

• Pregnancy or suspected pregnancy

• Other medical conditions affecting your veins or circulation

Your healthcare professional should review your medical history before treatment and determine whether sclerotherapy is appropriate

Tell your doctor about all medicines and supplements you use before receiving Asklerol.

Your healthcare professional may need to consider:

• Blood-thinning medicines

• Anticoagulants

• Antiplatelet medicines

• Other vascular treatments

• Medicines affecting circulation

• Herbal supplements that may affect bleeding or circulation

Do not stop prescribed blood-thinning medication on your own. Your healthcare professional should determine whether any medication requires adjustment before a sclerotherapy procedure.

Store Asklerol Injection according to the specific product label and pharmacy instructions.

• Keep the injection in its original packaging.

• Protect it from excessive heat and direct light.

• Keep away from children and pets.

• Do not use the injection after its expiry date.

• Do not use a vial if the packaging is damaged or the solution appears unsuitable.

• Healthcare facilities should follow appropriate storage and handling requirements.