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Administering human albumin at home is a medical procedure used to treat conditions such as low blood albumin concentration, circulatory shock, or certain forms of edema. Albumin is a protein substance that helps maintain blood pressure and fluid balance in the body. This treatment is performed under the strict supervision of a doctor, as it requires careful monitoring of the patient's vital functions during application.

The procedure involves the intravenous administration of human albumin. Before starting the infusion, the doctor assesses the patient's condition, checks the allowed amount of albumin and gives instructions for proper administration. The infusion is administered slowly, with constant monitoring of the patient's vital parameters (such as blood pressure, pulse and temperature) in order to detect any side effects or reactions to the treatment in a timely manner. The doctor is present during the entire procedure to ensure the safety of the patient.

The duration of the infusion of human albumin usually lasts from 1 to 2 hours, depending on the condition of the patient and the amount of albumin administered. During the infusion, the doctor carefully monitors the patient's condition and, if necessary, adjusts the rate of administration. After the end of the infusion, the patient remains under observation for some time to ensure a stable response to the treatment.