Norflox 400 mg

Norflox 400 is not recommended to treat urinary tract infections in children and growing adolescents. Patients with kidney problems should avoid it, or it is safe if you consult your doctor and then take this medicine. Patients who recently had congestive heart failure should consult their doctor before taking this medication. Patients with any liver disorder in this condition should consult their doctor before taking this medication. For patients with a certain enzyme disorder, discussing this with your doctor before starting this medicine course is important. Patients scheduled to receive any vaccine should inform their doctor about this before taking this medication. Patients should avoid consuming alcohol while taking this medicine. Patients with blood pressure must consult This drug may be more sensitive to older people; therefore, use it with caution in older adults. Breastfeeding mothers must not take this drug because it may harm the unborn child as it tends to pass through the breast milk.

Norflox 400 can cause side effects like all medicines, although not everybody experiences them. A few people take cefuroxime to get an allergic or potentially serious skin reaction. Symptoms of an allergic reaction (itchy rash, swelling of face/mouth/tongue) causing difficulty in breathing, skin rash, and peeling skin. Other symptoms you must be aware of while taking Norflox tablets include severe diarrhoea and other infections. Continue to take the medication until the full prescribed amount is over. Stopping the medication may cause the bacteria to continue to grow, which may result in the relapse of the infection.

The dosing regimen usually depends on various factors, including age, the severity of the condition, medical history, and how you react to this antibiotic. Usually, the tablet is taken with a glass full of water. You take it either before or after consuming food. Fix a time when you can take medicine, which helps avoid missing doses.