Dinitag 125Mg Bottle Of 30Ml Dry Suspension

• Bacterial throat or lung infection: Certain bacterial infections in the throat or lungs may improve with cefdinir when a doctor confirms it is suitable.
• Bacterial ear infection: Infection of the middle ear can cause pain and reduced hearing; this suspension treats susceptible bacteria responsible for the illness.
• Bacterial skin infection: Some bacterial infections of the skin and nearby tissues cause redness, swelling or discharge; cefdinir helps clear susceptible organisms.
• Bacterial urinary infection: Susceptible infections of the urinary tract may cause burning or frequent urination; this medicine treats the bacteria causing the condition.

• Diarrhoea: Cefdinir can disturb the normal balance of bowel bacteria and cause loose stools. Seek medical advice for severe, persistent or bloody diarrhoea.
• Vomiting: Stomach upset may occur after the suspension. Give fluids and contact the child's doctor if vomiting prevents treatment.
• Nausea: Cefdinir may cause queasiness during treatment. Contact the child's doctor if nausea prevents normal drinking or eating.
• Abdominal pain: Temporary cramping or discomfort can occur with antibiotic treatment. Seek help if pain is severe or persistent.
• Skin rash: A mild rash may occur during treatment. Get urgent medical help for a widespread rash, blistering, peeling or facial swelling.

• Give Dinitag dry suspension only for the infection diagnosed by the doctor.
• Shake the bottle well and measure each amount with the supplied device.
• Do not use it for a common cold or flu unless a doctor identifies a bacterial infection.
• Tell the doctor about penicillin or cephalosporin allergies before giving it.
• Contact the doctor for severe diarrhoea, breathing difficulty or a widespread rash.

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