Clycin-T 1% Lotion

• lincomycin sensitivity, history of Inflammatory bowel disease (disease of the intestine)
• antibiotic-associated colitis (inflammation of the colon).

How Should I Use Clycin-T 1% Lotion?

• Clindamycin should be taken exactly as directed by your doctor.
• Follow the instructions on your prescription label.
• Read all medication guides and instruction sheets.
• Follow the instructions exactly.
• Clindamycin oral can be taken by mouth.
• Clindamycin injection can be injected into a muscle or infusion into veins.
• Your first dose will be given by a healthcare professional.
• You may also learn how to use the medication properly yourself.
• To keep the capsule from irritating your throat, drink a full glass water.
• Take liquid medication very carefully.
• Use the provided dosing needle or a dose-measuring device (not an ordinary kitchen spoon) to measure the medicine dosage.
• During treatment, you may require frequent medical checks.
• Let your surgeon know if you have to undergo surgery.
• Clindamycin can interact with other drugs used for anesthesia.
• Even if you feel better quickly, it is important to continue taking the medicine for the prescribed duration.
• You may be at greater risk of developing an infection resistant to the medication if you skip doses.
• Clindamycin cannot treat viral infections such as the common cold or flu.