Azithromycin 100mg / 5ml Suspension
BRAND NAME: Infurox-100
COMPOSITION: Azithromycin 100mg / 5ml
Azithromycin oral suspension is a type of antibiotic that is used for treating bacterial infections in children. These bacterial infections target the ear, nose, mouth, throat, lungs, gastrointestinal, and skin of children. This medication works by controlling the growth of harmful bacteria which are responsible for dangerous infections in kids. These bacteria germs enter through cuts and wounds, and by getting in contact with the infectious person and dividing themselves into thousands of bacteria. This oral suspension provides relaxation to the children from symptoms of bacterial infections, and these symptoms include fever, pain, inflammation, swelling, sore throat, and urinary symptoms.
Doctors prescribed the dose and duration of medicine after monitoring the age, and weight, of the child. Always take permission from the doctor before using Azithromycin oral suspension. If the user vomits the medication after consumption, in that situation after half an hour give the same dose of medication to the child. The patient should take the medication once a day according to the prescription of the doctor. Many symptoms of side effects have shown in children after using this medication and these side effects include vomit, diarrhea, nausea, headache, and stomach pain. These are expected symptoms of side effects and resolve after some time but sometimes these effects worsen and need immediate medical treatment.
Patients can consume Azithromycin oral suspension twice a day to treat typhoid. Children should use this medicine with or without food, and for fast recovery of the child parents should give medication on time and a course of medication is necessary to complete to avoid withdrawal symptoms. It is good if the patient takes a prescribed dose in the morning. Due to sensitive stomachs, parents should give the quantity of the drug with food. This medication is not for use in those children who have a medical history related to kidney disease, heart disease, and liver problems.
Product Description
Brand name: INFUROX-100
Manufacturer: Servo care Life sciences
Composition: Azithromycin 100mg / 5ml
Country of origin: India
Treatment: bacterial Infection in Children
Packaging size: 15ml
Packaging Type: Bottle
Usage: Medical/ Clinical
Form OF medication: Liquid/ Dry Syrup
Type of medication: Allopathic
Category: Pediatric, Suspensions
Prescription or Non-Prescription: Prescription
Drug To Drug Interaction
Azithromycin oral suspension may interact with many other medications parents should keep in mind before taking prescription medication for children about drug interactions to avoid harmful side effects. This medicine has shown interaction with anti-nausea pills, anti-migraine drugs, anti-cholesterol pills, and bladder weakness medicine. Following are some names of medicines that have interactions with Azithromycin 100mg oral suspension.
- DOMPERIDONE
- PIMOZIDE
- AMISULPRIDE
- ERGOTAMINE
- DIHYDROERGOTAMINE
- SIMVASTATIN
- TOLTERODINE
- COLCHICINE
Storage Indication
For safety purposes, it is necessary that parents store Azithromycin oral suspension in the best place like in a cool and dry place away from sunlight. Never keep the drug in the bathroom to avoid humidity. Other than this keep the medication away from children and pets.
Common Side Effects With The Use Of Azithromycin Oral Suspension
This medication is safe to use for children because manufactured specially for kids to treat bacterial infections but some children may feel some expected bad effects with the use of this drug and the side effects are as follows.
- Indigestion
- Bloating
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Stomach cramp or pain
- Loss of appetite
- Feeling sick
- Dizziness
Safety Precaution For Azithromycin Oral Suspension
- Never use these medications with self-medication.
- To avoid dehydration in children give more water for drink to your child.
- Complete the course on Azithromycin oral suspension
- If any user or child feels rashes, irritation, and difficulty in breathing then consult with a professional pediatrician.
- If children feel better and complete the courses of medication then never save the medication for future use.
- Properly discard the medication if crosses the expiry date.
