Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

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Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10 Description

Efelac Tablet tablet is an antibiotic medicine used in treating bacterial infections of the urinary tract, lungs, throat, airways, tonsils, middle ear and cervical/urethral infections. It is also use

d to treat typhoid fever. Efelac Tablet contains a combination of Cefixime, and Lactobacillus sporogenes. It is advised to complete the entire course of Efelac Tablet mg tablet, do not stop taking this medicine even if your symptoms disappear.

Product Summary

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Contains	Lactobacillus Sporogenes(40.0 M) + Cefixime(100.0 Mg)
Uses	Bacterial infections
Side effects	Diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, indigestion
Therapy	ANTIBIOTIC

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Precautions and Warnings

Uses of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

Efelac Tablet is used to treat bacterial infections of ear, nose or sinuses, urinary system, throat infections and lungs (such as bronchitis, pneumonia).
It is also effective for typhoid (enteric) fever and gonorrhoea.

Contraindications of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

If you are allergic to cefixime and Lactobacillus sporogenes or any similar antibiotics, including penicillin or any other ingredients of Efelac Tablet.

Side effects of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

Diarrhoea
Nausea
Vomiting
Stomach upset
Skin itching
Vaginal discharge
Headache

Precautions and Warnings of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

Pregnancy

Can I take Efelac Tablet during pregnancy?

Due to a lack of safety information on pregnancy, Efelac should not be used in pregnancy unless considered essential by your doctor.

Breast Feeding

Can I take Efelac Tablet while breastfeeding?

It is unknown whether Efelac Tablet passes into human milk. Hence, it is advised to discontinue nursing temporarily if you are treated with this medicine. If you are taking this medicine while breastfeeding, watch for diarrhoea in your baby.

Driving

Can I drive if I have consumed Efelac Tablet?

Efelac Tablet can cause side effects like confusion, altered consciousness, feeling less alert and fits. If you experience any of these, don’t drive or use machinery.

Alcohol

Can I consume alcohol with Efelac Tablet?

There is limited information available on interactions of Efelac Tablet when taken with alcohol. However, alcohol may worsen the side effects of this medicine and delay the recovery from infection. Thus, avoid consuming alcohol while taking this antibiotic.

Other General Warnings

Talk to your doctor if

You have kidney disease or kidney failure or liver disease.
You experience skin reactions after taking this medicine.
You have or had encephalopathy (damage or disease that affects the brain and alters the way the brain works).
You are suffering from a condition called haemolytic anaemia (a condition where red blood cells get broken down faster than they are formed).
You experience watery diarrhoea, stomach pain and fever.

Mode of Action of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

How Does It Work?

Efelac Tablet contains cefixime and Lactobacillus sporogenes. It works by inhibiting the growth of the cell walls of bacteria, which eventually leads to the death of the bacteria.
Lactobacillus are a gut friendly bacteria, which is often used as a probiotic. It helps in improving digestion and also prevents diarrhoea caused due to use of antibiotics.

Directions for Use of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

Take Efelac Tablet as a whole with a sufficient amount of water as directed by your doctor.
Do not consume it more than the prescribed medicine or for a longer duration.
Always complete the course of antibiotic medicine and do not discontinue on your own.

Interactions of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

Interactions with other medicines

Some medicines can affect the way Efelac Tablet works or Efelac itself can reduce the effectiveness of other medicines taken at the same time.
Tell your doctor about all the medicines, supplements or herbals you are currently taking or might take to avoid any possible interaction.
Especially if you are taking medicines to treat high blood pressure, heart failure, high/abnormal cholesterol levels, blood thinners, anti-infectives, anti-diabetics, anti-asthmatics, pain killers, im...
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Medicine used as a blood thinner such as warfarin should be used with caution, as it increases the risk of bleeding when used along with this medicine.

Storage and disposal of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

Store it below 25°C, protected from light.
Keep it out of the reach of children and pets.

Dosage of Efelac 100/40 Mg Tablet 10

Overdose

Seek medical care immediately in case you happen to take too much of Efelac Tablet.

Missed a Dose

It is advisable to complete the course of antibiotics. Do not miss any dose. If you have missed any dose of Efelac Tablet, then take it as early as you remember. If it is the time for your next dose, ...

Content Details

WRITTEN BY

Dr. Nikita Toshi

BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)

REVIEWED BY

Dr. Ritu Budania

MBBS, MD (Pharmacology)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I use Efelac Tablet for tooth infections?

A: No, do not self medicate with Efelac Tablet. Reach out to your dentist to find out the main cause of your tooth infection and get treatment.

Q: How many days the Efelac Tablet should be taken?

A: The doctor will adjust the dose and duration of treatment with the Efelac Tablet, depending on the severity and type of infection. Do not stop the treatment in between even if you feel better. Also, do not take it for longer than prescribed, without consulting a doctor. If you do not feel any improvement, even after completing the full course of treatment, immediately inform the doctor.

Q: Can we take the Efelac Tablet with milk?

A: You should take the Efelac Tablet exactly as told by the doctor. Taking it with milk might interfere with the activity of this antibiotic. However, you can confirm with your doctor if you have any doubts about how to take this antibiotic.

Q: Can I take Efelac Tablet for fever and cold?

A: No, Efelac Tablet is a higher antibiotic and reserved for severe infections. This medicine should be taken only if your doctor considers it essential for you. Also, this medicine is not meant for viral infections.

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EFELAC

Country of Origin

India

Expires on or After

21/02/2025

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