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What is Metronidazole used for?

Metronidazole is prescribed for the treatment of infections caused by bacteria in the skin, vagina, joints, respiratory tract and stomach. It is an antibiotic which fights these infection causing bacteria in the body.

What are Metronidazole side effects?

Side effects of Metronidazole can include metallic taste in the mouth; runny nose; diarrhea; vaginal discharge or itching; stuffy nose; headaches; cough; swollen tongue dizziness; abdominal pain or nausea.  More serious side effects can include numbness; chills; convulsions; watery or bloody diarrhea; sores in the mouth or on the lips; pain on urination; sore throat; fever or body aches.  You should contact your doctor if you experience any of these serious side effects.  If you experience any of the signs of an allergic reaction, you should get emergency help immediately.  These signs can include swelling of the face, mouth or tongue; trouble breathing; rash or hives.

What to know before taking Metronidazole?

You should tell your doctor if you have ever suffered an allergic reaction to any medication or if you have any conditions such as Crohn’s disease, liver disease, epilepsy, leucopenia, nerve disorder or seizure disorder, as you might need to have your dose adjusted.  Breast feeding women should not take Metronidazole as it can pass through breast milk and harm a feeding baby.

What is the Metronidazole dosage?

You should take Metronidazole as directed by your doctor.  Only take the amount of Metronidazole that has been prescribed by your doctor and do not take it for longer than the recommended course.  Dosage will vary from person to person.  Dosage depends on the strength of the medication, the length of the course and the condition which is being treated.  For treating bacterial infections in adults and teenagers, the dosage is based on body weight.  It is usually 7.5mg per kg of body weight four times per day for.  The maximum amount is 1gram per kg of body weight and it should be taken for at least seven days.  You should continue taking your medication for the entire course as symptoms may improve before the infection has been treated completely.  Do not break, crush or chew the extended release form of Metronidazole as it is intended to be released into the body slowly and this could cause an excess of medication to be absorbed too quickly by the body.  Tablets should be taken one hour before eating or two hours after.

What are the Metronidazole interactions?

Metronidazole may interact with certain drugs such as Warfarin, Disulfram, Lithium, Phenobarbital or Phenytoin.  There may also be other drugs which could interact with Metronidazole so it is advisable to inform your doctor of any other medication you might be taking including vitamins, over the counter pain killers and herbal products.

What should I avoid while taking Metronidazole?

Taking Metronidazole with alcohol could increase side effects so it is advisable to avoid alcohol while taking your medication and for at least three days after ceasing Metronidazole.  Antibiotics can cause diarrhea, but this could also be a sign of a new more serious infection so it is inadvisable to take any anti diarrhea medication while taking an antibiotic.  You need to contact your doctor immediately if you experience any bloody or watery diarrhea.

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What is Diflucan used for?

Diflucan is an antibiotic which is prescribed for the treatment of fungal infections in the bladder, mouth, blood, genital area, lungs, throat or esophagus.  It is normally used to treat these fungus causing infections which occur in people with weakened immune systems caused by diseases like AIDS; cancer treatments or bone marrow transplants.

What are Diflucan side effects?

Side effects of Diflucan can include headaches; vomiting; upset stomach; mild nausea; dizziness; diarrhea; skin rash or bad taste in the mouth.  More serious side effects can include fever; abdominal pain; nausea; jaundice; loss of appetite; body aches; severe blistering skin; bleeding or bruising easily; convulsions; chills or unusual weakness.  You should contact your doctor if you experience any of these serious side effects.  If you experience any of the signs of an allergic reaction, you should get emergency help immediately.  These signs can include swelling of the face, mouth or tongue; trouble breathing; rash or hives.

What to know before taking Diflucan?

You should not take Diflucan if you are allergic to medicines such as Ketoconazole, Miconazole, Voriconazole, Clotrimazole, Sulconazole or Tioconazole.  Inform your doctor if you have ever had an allergic reaction to any other medication. You should inform your doctor if you have conditions such as a heart rhythm disorder, liver disease or kidney disease.  Diflucan should not be taken by pregnant women or women who are breastfeeding as it could harm the child.

What is the Diflucan dosage?

You should take Diflucan as directed by your doctor.  Only take the amount of Diflucan that has been prescribed by your doctor and do not take it for longer than the recommended course.  Dosage will vary from person to person.  Diflucan can be prescribed as capsules, tablets, oral suspension or an injection.  The amount of medication to be taken depends on how strong it is and the condition being treated.  The usual tablet dosage for fungal infections in adults is 200-400mg on the first day of treatment and then from 100-400mg per day for however long the course prescribed.

What are the Diflucan interactions?

Diflucan may interact with certain drugs such as Warfarin; Rifampin; Diazepam; Astemizole; Glipizide; Cylosporine; Phenytoin; Theochron or Alprazolam.  There may also be other drugs which could interact with Diflucan so it is advisable to inform your doctor of any other medication you might be taking including vitamins, over the counter pain killers and herbal products.

What should I avoid while taking Diflucan?

Taking Diflucan with alcohol could increase side effects so it is advisable to avoid alcohol.  Your doctor will advise you on any food, drinks or activities you should avoid while taking Diflucan.

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