Description

Cefixime 100 mg Oral Suspension – Wikifix® Duo Dry Syrup contains a medicine called Cefixime, which is used to treat bacterial infections. It works well for infections in the breathing system (for example, the lungs and throat). pneumonia, urinary tract infections, ear infections, sinus problems, throat infections, and some sexually transmitted diseases. Cefixime is a medicine that fights infections. It kills the bacteria by stopping them from making their protective outer shell (cell wall), which they need to live.

Uses of the Cefixime 100 mg Oral Suspension

Cefitaxe 100 mg Oral Suspension is used to treat bacterial infections. Here are the main uses of this Oral Suspension:

This liquid medicine helps fight different bacterial infections in kids, leading to quicker healing and improved health.
It helps treat lung infections like bronchitis and pneumonia, easing symptoms and helping you get better.
This liquid medicine helps treat urinary tract infections. It helps get rid of the infection and lessen any pain or discomfort.

Precautions for Cefixime 100 mg Oral Suspension

Do not take Cefixime 100 mg Oral Suspension if you are allergic to it or any of its components.
Before starting the dose of oral suspension, let your doctor know if the patient has any kidney or liver problems.
Tell your kid’s doctor about all the medicines that you give to your kid to avoid the interaction.

Directions to Use for Cefixime 100 mg Oral Suspension

Cefixime 100 mg Oral Suspension should be taken only with the guidance of a pediatrician or health care worker. Use it often at the same times each day as your doctor told you.
Taking it at the same time every day will help you remember to do it. The amount you take will depend on what you’re being treated for, but you should always finish the full course of this antibiotic as your doctor instructed.
Keep taking it until you are done, even if you start to feel better. If you stop taking it too soon, some germs might live on, and the infection could come back or get worse.
It won’t help with viral infections like the flu or a cold. Using antibiotics when you don’t really need them can make them work less well for infections later on.