Monocef-O 200 Tablet

As there is limited information about the use of Monocef-O 200 tablet during pregnancy, consult your doctor if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant or are planning to have a baby before starting this tablet.

Components of Monocef-O 200 tablet are known to pass into the breastmilk but in small amounts. However, it can be used while breastfeeding. In case of diarrhoea or mucosal fungal infection in the breastfed baby, consult your doctor for further information.

You may feel dizzy while taking Monocef-O 200 tablet. Caution is needed while driving or operating machines.

There is no known interaction with alcohol and Monocef-O 200 tablet. However, it is essential to consult your physician if you have a habit of drinking regularly.

No, you should not take Monocef-O 200 tablet without consulting the doctor.This medicine is a higher antibiotic meant for severe infections and your doctor will prescribe you the same only if it is essential.This medication is not for viral infections and generally, flu occurs due to viruses.

No, finish the full course of the treatment, even if you feel better. Though you start feeling better, there is still infection-causing bacteria present in the body, which can make the infection return in a few days. Also, when one does not complete the course, these few bacteria later become resistant to these antibiotics and cause severe infections, which are difficult to treat. Hence, always finish the course with Monocef-O 200 tablet as prescribed by your doctor.

Monocef-O 200 tablet is an antibiotic containing Cefpodoxime as its active ingredient. It is used to treat bacterial infections such as pneumonia, bronchitis and other infections of the skin, ear, nose, throat, urinary tract.

Stomach infection could be due to various reasons, thus, you should not take the Monocef O 200 or any other antibiotics for any infection without consulting your doctor.

Yes, Monocef O is an antibiotic medicine.

Monocef O should be taken as advised by the doctor during day or night. It should preferably be taken with food to avoid stomach discomfort. It's better to take it at the same time daily to increase its effectiveness. Avoid skipping meals and the dose of this medicine.

The composition of the Monocef O consists of cefpodoxime as its active component, which is an antibiotic medicine.

No, the Monocef-O 200 tablet cannot be used to treat typhoid infection. Consult your doctor for appropriate diagnosis and treatment.

Monocef O 200 is used to treat bacterial infections like respiratory tract infections (bronchitis, pneumonia), skin infections, ear infections, infections of the sinuses, throat infections and infections of the tonsils. It is also used to treat infection of the urinary tract, gonorrhoea (a sexually transmitted disease in both male and female genital organs) and other infections of genital organs in males and females.

Monocef can be used in the treatment of UTI. However, it is advised to take this medicine only if prescribed by the doctor. Do not self-medicate any antibiotic medicine in any case.

Yes, sometimes you might experience diarrhoea as its common side effect. Keep hydrating yourself to replace the lost fluids.

No, both the medicines are different. Although both are antibiotics with different ingredients. Ceftum contains cefuroxime and Monocef-O 200 contains cefpodoxime as its active ingredient.

Yes, Monocef O 200 can be used for fever, but only if prescribed by the doctor. The doctor will prescribe the appropriate antibiotic medicine after diagnosis. Do not self-medicate

Cough can be due to various reasons like allergy or some infection. Hence, the doctor will advise you the same after diagnosis and your medical history.

Yes, sometimes stomach upset or diarrhoea can be experienced as a side effect of this antibiotic medicine. Although it usually resolves with time. If you experience it persistently, speak to your doctor. Do not take anti-diarrhoeal medicine.

No, it is advised to keep a gap of at least 1-2 hours between antacid and Monocef antibiotic medicine to avoid any drug interaction.

No, always take the medicine as prescribed by the doctor for the prescribed duration. Do not stop taking the medicine, even if you feel better, as incomplete treatment may result in treatment failure and the infection might reoccur.