Mahacef 100 Dry Syrup

• Mahacef 100mg Dry Syrup is used in the treatment of bacterial infections
• It is used for the treatment of bacterial infections of urinary tract, skin & soft-tissue, ear, blood, genital and lungs (pneumonia)

• Side Effects Of Mahacef Dry Syrup.Most Side Effects Do Not Require Any Medical Attention And Disappear As Your Body Adjusts To The Medicine. Consult Your Doctor If They Persist Or If You’Re Worried About Them.Common Side Effects Of Mahacef.Nausea.Stomach Pain.Indigestion.Diarrhea

If you experience any persistent or severe side effects, consult your doctor immediately.

• How To Use Mahacef Dry Syrup.Take This Medicine In The Dose And Duration As Advised By Your Doctor. Check The Label For Directions Before Use. Dissolve The Powder In Sterile Water. Shake Well And Use. Mahacef 100Mg Dry Syrup May Be Taken With Or Without Food.

• How Mahacef Dry Syrup Works.Mahacef 100Mg Dry Syrup Is An Antibiotic. It Kills The Bacteria By Preventing Them From Forming The Bacterial Protective Covering (Cell Wall) Which Is Needed For Them To Survive.

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  Alcohol:

  It Is Not Known Whether It Is Safe To Consume Alcohol With Mahacef 100Mg Dry Syrup. Please Consult Your Doctor.

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  Driving:

  Mahacef 100Mg Dry Syrup May Decrease Alertness Affect Your Vision Or Make You Feel Sleepy And Dizzy. Do Not Drive If These Symptoms Occur.

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  Kidney:

  Mahacef 100Mg Dry Syrup Should Be Used With Caution In Patients With Severe Kidney Disease. Dose Adjustment May Be Needed.

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  Liver:

  Mahacef 100Mg Dry Syrup Is Probably Safe To Use In Patients With Liver Disease. Limited Data Suggest Dose Adjustment May Not Be Needed.

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  Pregnancy:

  The Safety Of Mahacef 100Mg Dry Syrup During Pregnancy Has Not Been Established. There Are No Adequate And Well-Controlled Studies In Pregnant Women And Animal Data On Reproductive Toxicity Are Insufficient. Your Doctor Will Weigh The Benefits And Any Potential Risks Before Prescribing.

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  Breastfeeding:

  Available Human Data Suggest That The Drug Does Not Pass Into Breast Milk In Clinically Significant Amounts And Is Unlikely To Harm The Infant.