If very large volumes were mistakenly injected, theoretical effects could include CNS depression, low blood pressure or breathing changes, but such overdoses are not reported at normal doses
Outcomes The outcome of interest, intestinal obstruction, was identified using ICD-10 diagnosis codes, including obstruction of duodenum (ICD K31.5), paralytic ileus (ICD K56.0), ileus (ICD K56.7), and other specified types of intestinal obstruction (ICD K56.4, K56.6) [15, 16]
Glutathione IV therapy offers maximum bioavailability and allows for customizable protocols under professional supervision
[2] The medication is administered once daily via subcutaneous injection, typically in the abdomen, thigh, or upper arm
There is no verification of what a vial contains or whether it is sterile, so the contents and true dose are unknown and potentially dangerous