Winrho Dosage

This medication is injected either into your vein (intravenously, IV) or muscle (intramuscularly, IM), depending on the condition you’re taking it for. Your dose can depend on different factors, so your provider will help determine the right dose for you.

• ITP: Your dose depends on your body weight and your blood cell counts. Your provider will administer the medication IV as a single dose. For WinRho, the starting dose can also be given in divided doses given on two separate days. Your provider will determine if you need additional doses.

• Certain pregnancy-related conditions: The dose is based on timing (e.g., how much time has passed since you gave birth), your condition, and which brand is being used. Your provider will typically administer the medication IV or IM as a single dose. But depending on your condition, you might need an additional dose.

• Incompatible blood transfusions: The dose is based on the type of blood transfusion you received. It will also depend on whether you’re getting the medication injected into your vein or your muscle. Your treatment will begin within 72 hours of your transfusion. Depending on the brand, your provider will administer the medication every 8 or 12 hours (for WinRho) or as a single injection (for Rhophylac).