Pza Ciba Suspension 100ml

• As per CDSCO, Pza Ciba syrup is used to manage tuberculosis infection.

• If you have a history of allergic reactions to any of the components of Pza Ciba syrup.
• If you have been diagnosed with gout or have increased uric acid levels in the body.
• If you have a red blood cell condition known as Porphyria.
• If you have a sudden or severe liver failure.
• If you have extreme skin sensitivity to direct sunlight.
• If you have a history of visual disorders like optic neuritis
• If you have a history of alcohol addiction.

• Chills
• Joint pains
• Blurred or loss of vision
• Nausea or vomiting
• Weight loss
• Bleeding or bruising

Other General Warnings

• You have already had tuberculosis before and used the Pza Ciba syrup before to treat TB.
• You want to stop using Pza Ciba syrup before fiinish the entire course. TB infection may come back, and it will become harder to fight the bacteria.
• You are on oral birth control pills. Pza Ciba medicine reduces their effectiveness, especially when used with other TB medicines.
• You take certain antacids regularly. Try not to take antacids immediately after taking Pza Ciba syrup.
• You have diabetes. Pza Ciba syrup can cause fluctuations in blood sugar levels.

• Take Pza Ciba syrup exactly as advised by the doctor for the entire prescribed duration.
• Try to take it 1 to 2 hours before consuming food.
• Do not exceed the prescribed dosage of Pza Ciba syrup.
• Do not take Pza Ciba syrup if the package has been already opened.
• Do not suddenly stop taking this syrup, as the infection can return.
• Inform your doctor if you want to take other medications with Pza Ciba syrup.

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Interactions with other medicines

• Inform your doctor if you are using medicines like allopurinol, colchicine, or probenecid for Gout. These medicines can interfere with Pza Ciba syrup.
• If you are currently using phenytoin (anti-seizure medicine) or disulfiram (for alcohol addiction), using Pza Ciba syrup will increase the level of these medicines in the blood and cause adverse effects.
• If you are using blood thinners (warfarin), birth control pills, certain diabetic medicines (sulfonylureas), etc, Pza Ciba syrup can lower the level of these medicines in the blood.
• Using this syrup with the second line of TB medicines, such as Ethionamide, can increase the side effects.

Interactions with food items

• Try to take Pza Ciba syrup on an empty stomach, or else the food can interfere with the effectiveness of this medicine. If you experience severe stomach upset, you can take this syrup after a meal.
• Avoid caffeine, sodium, spicy condiments, processed sugar and flour.
• Do not eat foods containing saturated and trans fats as they worsen the TB symptoms.
• You should avoid tobacco during the treatment of TB infection.
• If you are using other TB medicines with this syrup, try to avoid food with high tyramine content such as aged cheese, cured meat, soy sauce, beer, red wine, etc.