Oncip 500 Strip Of 10 Tablets

• Urinary tract infections: Certain bacterial infections affecting the bladder or urinary passages may improve when the bacteria are susceptible to ciprofloxacin and a clinician selects this treatment.
• Intestinal infections: Some bacterial infections of the intestines can cause diarrhoea and stomach symptoms; ciprofloxacin may help clear them when medically appropriate.
• Skin and soft-tissue infections: Infections involving the skin or tissues beneath it may be treated when the responsible bacteria are susceptible to ciprofloxacin.
• Other susceptible bacterial infections: Ciprofloxacin may be chosen for selected infections at other body sites when testing or clinical assessment supports its use.

• Nausea: Ciprofloxacin can upset the stomach and cause queasiness. Seek medical advice if vomiting prevents you from keeping fluids or the tablet down.
• Vomiting: Some people may be sick after using this antibiotic, which can cause dehydration. Contact your doctor if vomiting continues or you cannot drink.
• Stomach pain: Irritation in the digestive tract may cause cramps or discomfort. Get medical help for severe pain, repeated vomiting or a swollen abdomen.
• Diarrhoea: Antibiotic-related bowel changes can continue after treatment. Contact a doctor promptly for persistent, watery or bloody diarrhoea, especially with fever.
• Tendon pain: Ciprofloxacin can inflame or damage tendons, especially in older adults or transplant recipients. Stop strenuous activity and seek medical advice for pain or swelling.

• Take Oncip tablet only for the infection diagnosed by your doctor, not for a cold or flu.
• Drink enough water unless your doctor has restricted fluids.
• Stop exercise and report tendon pain or swelling promptly.
• Seek urgent help for breathing difficulty, facial swelling, severe rash or persistent watery diarrhoea.
• Do not share leftover antibiotics or save them for a future illness.

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