Sefdin 300 mg

Let your doctor know if you use other drugs or products, especially blood thinners like warfarin, metformin, and probenecid. However, these are not the only possible interacting drugs. Remember to follow your doctor's directions regarding any medications. Do not start a new medication without your doctor's advice.

Inform your doctor if you are:

   — Allergic to this active ingredient or any other ingredient of the drug

   — Pregnant or breastfeeding woman.

Tell your doctor if you have the following:

   — High blood pressure

   — Past episodes of depression or suicidal thoughts

   — Deficiency of vitamin D

   — Conditions like lupus, liver disease, diabetes

   — History of seizures

   — Asthma

Things to remember:

    —   Do not share sefdin with anyone else, even if he has the same symptoms.

    —   Do not freeze cap sefdin 300 mg and store the medicine at room temperature.

    —   Sefdin 300 uses, safety, and efficacy are not established in children below 16.

    —   Do not use this medication for any other infection without referring the doctor.

    —   Consult your doctor if you feel uncomfortable after completing the prescribed dose.

Cefdinir's side effects are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, dizziness, joint pain, vaginal itching, or discharge. These effects are non-serious and should go away after some time. The details provided here are limited and non-exhaustive. You may or may not experience sefdin 300 mg side effects, which have no reference here. Consult or visit a doctor if any side effects bother you or persist longer.

Antibiotics are not meant to fight viral infections like colds, flu, etc. You can be prescribed Sefdin tab to treat bacterial infections such as those of ears, lungs, sinuses, skin, urinary tract, etc. The active component Cefdinir works by stopping the growth of bacteria. 

Sefdin 300 tablet uses may vary according to dosage, depending on age, weight, medical condition, and response to the treatment. Hence, the doctor will decide your dose. Take the dose exactly as prescribed.

Sefdin 300 comes in forms like tablets and capsules. Sefdin capsules are usually recommended to be taken with a meal or snack. The capsules can be swallowed easily with a glass of water.

The dosage is usually taken thrice a day after every eight hours or twice a day after every 12 hours. Take the dose as prescribed by the doctor. Take the dose until you finish the prescription. Do not change sefdin 300 mg uses or dose or stop it even if you feel better. You should complete the treatment duration.