Opox 100mg Dry Syrup 30 ml

Babies: It is safe to use this medication in babies. Lactating mothers: Not applicable.
Pregnancy: Not applicable. Driving: Not applicable.
Alcohol: Not applicable. Liver: Opox syrup should use with caution in liver disease patients. You may require dose adjustments in some conditions.
Avoid this medicine in severe hepatic impairment patients. Kidney: Opox syrup should use with caution in kidney disease patients.
You may require dose adjustments in some conditions. Avoid this medicine in severe renal impairment patients..

Nausea Vomiting Abdominal pain Diarrhoea Headache.

Opox syrup is a cephalosporin antibiotic agent. It prevents the growth and spreading of infection-causing bacteria.
It also stops the formation of the bacterial cell wall, which is essential for the vital functions of the bacteria..

If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. If it is near the time of the next dose, then skip the missed dose.
Take the prescribed dose on your regular time daily. Don't double the dose to catch up with the missed dose..

• Opox syrup is helpful to treat various bacterial infections in infants and children. • Give this medication as prescribed by your doctor. • Don’t give more than prescribed doses.
• Give the syrup after meals to avoid stomach upset in your baby. • Shake the bottle well before using.
• Consult your doctor if your child develops unwanted reactions after taking this medication. • Recap the container properly after use.
• Complete the treatment course though your child feels better..

Major • Opox + Cholera vaccine: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease the immune response to the cholera vaccine • Opox + Warfarin: Concurrent use of these drugs may increase the risk of bleeding Moderate • Opox + Calcium: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease opox effectiveness • Opox + Cimetidine: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease opox effectiveness • Opox + Magaldrate: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease opox effectiveness • Opox + Magnesium carbonate: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease opox effectiveness • Opox + Magnesium hydroxide: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease opox effectiveness • Opox + Nizatidine: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease opox effectiveness • Opox + Probenecid: Concurrent use of these drugs may increase opox serum levels • Opox + Ranitidine: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease opox effectiveness • Opox + Typhoid vaccine: Concurrent use of these drugs may decrease the immune response to typhoid vaccine.