Moxiget Tablets 400mg 5’s

Description

Moxiget Tablets 400mg 5’s

Moxiget Tablets 400mg 5’s are utilized to treat a variety of bacteria-related infections. The medication is part of a group of medications known as quinolone antibiotics.

Uses

• Moxifloxacin is utilized to treat a variety of bacteria-related infections.
• The medication is part of a group of medications known as quinolone antibiotics.
• It stops the expansion of bacteria. This antibiotic is only used to treat bacteria-related infections.
• It cannot treat viral infections (such as the common cold, and flu).
• Utilizing any antibiotic even when it is not required could cause it to not be effective to treat future infections.

Side Effects Of Moxiget Tablets 400mg 5’s

• Dizziness
• Nausea
• vomiting headache
• lightheadedness sleepiness
• or fatigue could be a sign of trouble sleeping.
• When any one of the symptoms persists or becomes worse inform your physician and pharmacist immediately.
• Be aware you are taking this medication prescribed by your doctor believes that the value for you is greater than the potential risk of having side consequences.
• A majority of people who take this medication do not suffer any serious adverse side effects.
• Contact your doctor immediately in the event of severe side effects such as bleeding/bruising that is not normal or signs of a new infection (such as sore throats that won’t go disappear or fever)
• Indications of kidney problems (such as changes in the quantity of urine)
• Symptoms of liver issues (such as vomiting or nausea that won’t stop, discomfort in the stomach and skin yellowing, and eyes that are yellow or dark urine).

How To Use

• Take a look at the medication Handbook and, if it is available
• The Patient Information leaflet supplied by Your pharmacist prbeforeeginning using moxifloxacin every time you receive a refill.
• If you have questions you have, consult your doctor or pharmacist.
• You can take this medication via inhalation either with food or not, as prescribed by your physician, typically at least once a day.
• The dose and duration of treatment depend on the severity of your condition as well as the response to treatment.
• Take plenty of fluids when using this medication unless your doctor advises that you should not.
• Use this medicine for at most 4 hours before or after having taken other medications that could affect it, reducing its effectiveness.
• Talk to your pharmacist about other medications you are taking.
• Examples include quinapril and sucralfate, as well as vitamins and minerals (including zinc and iron supplements)
• Other products that contain aluminum, magnesium as well as calcium (such as didanosine solution, antacids, and calcium-based supplements).

Interactions Of Moxiget Tablets 400mg 5’s

• The interaction of drugs can alter how your medication performs or increase the risk of serious adverse consequences.
• This guideline does not cover all interactions between medications that may occur.
• Keep a list of all the products you use (including prescription/nonprescription drugs and herbal products) and share it with your doctor and pharmacist.
• Do not begin or stop or alter the dose of any medication without the permission of your doctor.
• Some of the products that can interfere with this medication include: ” blood thinners” (such as Acenocoumarol and warfarin) and strontium.
• A variety of drugs, in addition to moxifloxacin, can influence the pacemaker of the heart (QT prolongation) such as amiodarone dofetilide and procainamide.
• Quinidine and ziprasidone. among others.

When Not To Use

Hypersensitivity to moxifloxacin, or any other member of the class of quinolone antibacterials.

• Before taking moxifloxacin tell your physician or pharmacist if sensitive to it or other quinolone antimicrobials (such as ciprofloxacin or levofloxacin) or if you suffer from any other allergies.
• The product could contain inactive ingredients that could cause allergies or other issues.
• Consult your pharmacist for further information.
• Before taking this medication consult your doctor or pharmacist about your medical history, including heart issues
• Diabetes (such as a recent heart attack)
• Joint or tendon problems (such as bursitis, and tendonitis)
• Diseases of the liver
• Mental or mood disorders (such as depression)
• Myasthenia gravis nerve disorders (such as peripheral neuropathy)
• Seizure disorders and conditions that can raise the chance of seizures (such as head and brain injuries or brain tumors, cerebral atherosclerosis)
• Blood vessel issues (such as aneurysms or blockages of the aorta or any other blood vessels, as well as hardening in the arteries)
• Hypertension
• Certain genetic disorders (Marfan syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome).