EACH 5 ML RECONST.LINEZOLID….100MG – An antibiotic called linezolid is used to treat some severe bacterial infections. It acts by preventing bacterial development. Only bacterial illnesses can be cured with this formulation. For viral infections such as flu or the common cold, this medicine is ineffective. Moreover, overuse of the medicine may stop working to treat subsequent illnesses.
The MAO inhibitor medication class includes linezolid as well. It may raise the body's natural chemical levels of dopamine, norepinephrine, and serotonin, which may increase the likelihood of adverse effects and food-drug interactions. For more information, refer to the sections on how to use, side effects, and drug interactions.
Medical Dosage and intakes
Only a licensed physician should prescribe this medication and its dosage. For the greatest outcomes and to avoid side effects, you must discuss your medical history with the doctor so that they can advise you on the recommended dosage of the medication.
Take this medication by mouth, generally every 12 hours, with or without meal, as prescribed by your doctor. Your medical history and body response to the treatment will determine the dosage. Children may be instructed to take this drug every 8 hours depending on their age and weight, which is another factor in dosage.
Turn the bottle gently three to five times upside down to thoroughly mix the suspension before administering each dose. For presided dosage, use a professional measuring device or spoon. A regular spoon should not be used as you may not get the correct dose.
Precautions
- If you are expecting or nursing a child, talk to your doctor before using this medication.
- If you have a specific medical condition or if you have a drug allergy, let your doctor know.
- Without first consulting, your doctor, avoid taking an excessive or insufficient amount of the medication.
- If you experience any side effects or no change in health, call your doctor right away.
Side Effects
There could be nausea, vomiting, headaches, dizziness, or diarrheic. If any of these adverse effects last longer than expected or get worse, contact your doctor or pharmacist right away.