Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S

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Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S belongs to a group of chemicals known as antibiotics and works tirelessly in the body to eliminate gram-negative and gram-positive bacteria and their toxins, that causes meningitis, pneumonia, joint infections, sepsis, ear, and eye infections. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is found in tablet form and is not effective against viral infections.

Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S dosage is dependent upon the patient’s medical condition, any medication the patient may be on, the patient’s weight and age as well as any side effects felt by the patient. The dosage for each individual is determined by the doctor. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is safe to be prescribed to elderly patients and infants aged 1 year and above with normal kidney functions. Patients are advised to take each dose at the same time each day keeping a 6 or 8-12hour gap in between each dose. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is to be ingested for a specific number of days, not more or less.

Common side effects such as headaches, lightheadedness, and stomach problems (such as diarrhea and nausea) are felt but these effects are temporary and tend to resolve themselves in a few days. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is not safe to be ingested along with antacids, steroids (such as Prednisolone), and Methotrexate. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is not prescribed to patients who have known allergies to Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S or any other antibiotic.

Indications

Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S can be used to treat:

• Bacterial infections of the bone

• Bacterial infections of the joints 

• Respiratory tract infections

• Urinary tract infections 

• Bacterial skin infections 

• Bacterial ear infections 

• Bacterial eye infections 

How Does Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Work

Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S belongs to a widespread chemical group known as antibiotics. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S works by preventing the growth/multiplication of the bacteria in the human body thus eradicating the infection.

How To Use Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S

Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is to be ingested whole by patients without splitting the tablet in half or crushing it. It’s advised to have Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S with food to prevent an upset stomach and with plenty of water to ease the passage of Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S into the throat.Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S dosage is dependent upon the patient’s medical condition, any medication the patient may be on, the patient’s weight and age as well as any side effects felt by the patient. Dosage for each individual is determined by the doctor

If you miss a dose of the medication, make sure you take it as soon as possible on that same day. If you don’t remember you missed the dose until the next dose time or the next day, do not double the dose and take your medication as per schedule. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is to be taken for a specific number of days determined by the physician depending on the patient’s illness and their response to treatment. It is imperative not to stop Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S earlier than the specified time as that may lead to a return of the infection.

Dosage

Adult Dosage

1-2 tablets of Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S are to be ingested daily for a specified period with a 6,8 or 12-hour gap between each dose.

Child Dosage

Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is safe to be administered to children aged 1 year and above with normal kidney and hearing functions. The dosage for children is lower than the dosage for adults and is dependent upon their weight, infection being treated, patient’s response to treatment, and any adverse effects felt by the patient.

Elderly Dosage 

For elderly patients that are susceptible to kidney and liver problems, a lowered dose of Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S may be prescribed under the care and supervision of a physician.

Pregnancy Use And Lactation

Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S may be prescribed to pregnant women only when necessary and under the supervision of a physician. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is found in breast milk in trace amounts and is therefore prescribed quite rarely to breastfeeding mothers.

Contraindications

Please tell your doctor if you have a history of any of the following before using Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Allergic reaction to Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S or any other drug or ingredient

• Abdominal aortic aneurysm

• Arrhythmias 

• Moderate to severe heart disease/impairment

• Moderate to severe kidney disease/impairment

• Moderate to severe liver disease/impairment 

• Uncontrolled hypertension 

• Rheumatoid arthritis

• Bechet’s disease

• Marfan syndrome 

• Epilepsy 

• Uncontrolled diabetes

• Myasthenia gravis 

Precautions 

Please tell your doctor if you have a history of any of the following before using Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Diabetes (controlled)

• Mild to moderate heart disease/impairment 

• Mild to moderate liver disease/impairment 

• Mild to moderate kidney disease/impairment 

• Mood swings

• Depression 

• History of seizures 

• Alcohol abuse 

• Elderly patients 

Interactions With Other Medications

Please tell your doctor about the use of the following before using Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S:

• Methotrexate 

• Prednisolone

• Phenytoin 

• Theophylline

• Aminophylline

• Warfarin

• Iron supplements

• Zinc supplements

• Antacids 

• Typhoid vaccine 

• Quinapril 

• Sevelamer 

• Tizanidine 

Adverse Effects

Common Adverse Effects

Like most medicines,Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S has certain side effects which include:

• Headache 

• Stomach problems (such as diarrhea and nausea)

• Lightheadedness

• Photosensitivity 

• Fatigue 

These effects tend to be mild and resolve in a few days of taking Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

Rare Adverse Effects

If any of the following adverse effects are seen or felt, the patient is advised to immediately contact their doctor

• Change in color of urine

• Extreme tiredness

• Easy bruising 

• Oral thrush

• Persistent vomiting 

• Severe abdominal cramps

How To Cope With Some Of The Adverse Effects

• Headaches- In which case make sure you rest and drink plenty of fluids. Avoid the use of alcohol. Take a prescribed painkiller. Consult your doctor if the headaches last longer than a week or are severe

• Feeling or being sick (nausea or vomiting) or diarrhea –Avoid eating rich or spicy food. It might help to take medication after food. If you’re sick, try drinking small, frequent sips of water.

• Feeling dizzy (lightheaded) or weak –If the medication makes you feel dizzy or weak, stop what you’re doing and sit or lie down until you feel better, and do not rise too fast or immediately from a sitting or lying down position to a standing posture. Do not drive or use tools or machinery in case of any of these effects.

• Photosensitivity – patients are asked to wear sun-protective clothing when going outside including gloves and haa t, to apply generous amounts of broad-spectrum sunblock along with wearing sunglasses. Patients are advised to do all necessary work after sunset to reduce or eliminate sun exposure while undergoing treatment with Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

• Fatigue- Patients experiencing this adverse effect are advised to take deep breaths, intake tea or coffee, get a good night’s rest, and not overburden themselves for a few days.

FAQs

#1. Can I Take Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S During My Pregnancy?

No, Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is deemed unsafe to be ingested during pregnancy. If you become pregnant while undergoing treatment with Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S immediately contact your doctor.

#2. What Lab Tests Will Be Prescribed While Treatment With Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S And How Often?

The physician is likely to periodically (every 3-4 months) prescribe lab tests to monitor the patient’s hearing abilities (audiogram test), kidney functions (serum creatinine levels especially), liver functions, and blood pressure levels.

#3. Is It Safe To Have Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Along With Oral Contraceptives?

Yes. There is no evidence to suggest that Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S interacts with oral contraceptives.

#4. Is It Normal To Feel Lightheaded After Getting Injected With Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

Yes, If Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S makes you feel dizzy or weak, stop what you’re doing and sit or lie down until you feel better, and do not rise too fast or immediately from a sitting or lying down position to a standing posture. Do not drive or use tools or machinery in case of any of these effects.

#5. How Does Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Work?

{{product} belongs to a widespread chemical group known as antibiotics. Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S works by preventing the growth/multiplication of the bacteria in the human body tus eradicate the infection.

#6. Is It Safe To Have Painkillers While Taking Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

Not all pain killers are safe to be ingested while undergoing treatment with Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S. Opioid painkillers have been shown to react negatively with Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

#7.Is Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Safe To Give To Elderly Patients?

Yes. For elderly patients the dosage of the drug may be lower than normal due to decreased kidney functionCiprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S may not be effectively removed from the body and so, in such cases, the doctor may prescribe an altered dose of the Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

#8. Can I Consume Alcohol With Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

Alcohol if taken with the medication may lead to extreme dizziness. It is best to avoid the intake of alcohol during your treatment.

#9.Is Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Safe To Give To Elderly Patients?

Yes. For elderly patients the dosage of the drug may be lower than normal due to decreased kidney function,Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S may not be effectively removed from the body and so, in such cases, the doctor may prescribe an altered dose of the Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S.

#10. Can I Consume Alcohol With Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

Alcohol if taken with the medication may lead to extreme dizziness. It is best to avoid the intake of alcohol during your treatment.

#11.Will Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Affect My Sexual Activity?

No, there isn’t sufficient evidence to suggest that patients experience a decrease in libido.

#12. What Are Common Side Effects Caused By Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S?

• Stomach problems (such as nausea, voand miting)

• Headache 

• Lightheadedness

• Photosensitivity 

• Fatigue 

#13. Is It Safe To Have Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Along With Oral Contraceptives?

Yes. There is no evidence to suggest that Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S interacts with oral contraceptives.

#14. Does Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Cause Addiction?

No. This drug has shown no evidence to prove addiction of any kind in any patient.

#15. Can Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S Be Used If a Patient Is Having Flu Symptoms?

Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is not deemed to be effective against viruses as Ciprox 100mg Tablet 10 ‘S is an antibiotic and therefore works on bacteria to eliminate bacterial infections.