Intaglob Injection 2ml is a medication classified under 'Immunising Agents,' vital for treating immunoglobulin (antibody) deficiency and specific inflammatory disorders. 

This therapeutic tool is particularly beneficial for individuals facing primary immunodeficiency (PID) since birth or secondary immunodeficiency (SID) developed later in life. By enhancing the body's natural defense system, it lowers the risk of infections in those with weakened immunity. Derived from healthy human blood, it contains essential antibodies crucial for fighting infections, making it a valuable support for individuals dealing with compromised immune systems.

By supplementing the immune system with these antibodies, the medication strengthens the body's ability to combat infections, offering a significant boost to individuals with immunoglobulin deficiencies or other conditions affecting their immunity.

It is essential to note that this medicine will be administered by a healthcare professional, and self-administration should be avoided. Patients are advised to wait for guidance from their doctor or nurse before taking the medication. Trusting the healthcare professional for proper administration is crucial, and attempting self-administration should be strictly avoided.

It may cause some common side effects, including flushing, and injection site reactions such as pain, swelling, redness, soreness, and bruising Induration, which is the hardening of tissue, itching, and rash are also potential side effects.

Patients are urged to inform their doctor about any blood clotting issues and recent/planned vaccinations before undergoing treatment with Human Normal Immunoglobulin. Monitoring for signs of allergic reactions during or after infusion is essential, and immediate medical attention should be sought if any such reactions occur.

As this medication is administered by a healthcare professional, the concept of missing a dose does not apply. Patients can trust their healthcare provider to ensure the timely and appropriate administration of Human Normal Immunoglobulin.