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Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial belongs to a class of drugs called “Cephalosporins”, specifically used in the treatment of bacterial infections. It is known to be Beta-Lactam, a broad-spectrum antibiotic i.e it works against a wide range of disease-causing bacteria including life-threatening severe ones. Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is chemically composed of Ceftriaxone, a 3rd generation cephalosporin. It is effective against a variety of gram-negative bacteria and also some gram-positive microbes.
Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is used in the treatment of bacterial infections such as bronchitis/pneumonia, gonorrhea (a sexually transmitted disease), brain infection (meningitis), pelvic inflammatory disease, and infections of the ear, abdomen, and urinary tract, in the prevention of post-operative infections. It is not effective against viral infections such as flu or viral fever. Therefore, using any antibiotic when it is not required may decrease its efficacy for future infections. On the other hand, some people might be allergic to penicillin antibiotics and hence they will not be able to take Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial.
Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is available on prescription, as an injection. Dosage of Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial depends on age, weight, patient's response to the medicine, and their comorbidities. Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is given intravenously or intramuscular injection in dosage (usually 12-24 hourly) depending upon the severity of infection and kidney function. Drug dose regimen must be strictly followed without skipping to avoid bacterial resistance. Common side effects of this medication are nausea, diarrhea, and indigestion (stomach ache).
Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is prescribed to adults and children from above 6 months of age for the treatment of:
It is an antibiotic belonging to a class of drugs called cephalosporins with bactericidal action. They work by preventing the bacteria from forming an important compound (peptidoglycan) for their protective outer coating, called cell wall essential to bacterial survival, cell growth, and multiplication, thereby killing them.
Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is exclusively used to treat bacterial infections, without any impact on other microbes such as virus, fungi. It is given intravenously or intramuscular injection in dosage (usually 12-24 hourly) depending upon the severity of infection and kidney function. Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial must not be used without doctor’s advice to avoid bacterial resistance.
Dosage is completely dependent on the weight, age, severity of infection, patient's response to the medicine, and their comorbidities. Your doctor may vary your dosage accordingly.
Dosage forms and potencies
A new, sterile syringe must always be used and properly discarded following universal protocol for sharps disposal. Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is available in the following potencies:
Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is available in injection form which can be given via quick Intravenous infusion (3-5 minutes) or slow infusion over a period of 30 minutes. Intramuscular injection can also be administered deep into the muscle. IV antibiotics can be administered in a healthcare facility or at home and can also be diluted with other injectable solutions matching the compatibility with Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial other than calcium products, such as sodium chloride solution, ringer’s lactate, etc. When using at home make sure you understand the correct ratio and method of diluting the Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial. A healthcare provider can help you maintain IV line at home. Caregivers can also be taught the technique of administering antibiotics, alternatively, a visiting nurse can be appointed to give you the medication.
Dosage
Following doses are commonly prescribed in order to treat an ongoing infection:
Adult Dosage
1- 2g IV injection once a day or in equal divided doses
1- 2g IV or IM injection once a day or in equally divided doses
1- 2g IV or IM injection once a day or in equally divided doses
250- 500 g IM injection once a day usually
1-2 grams IV , once a day
2 grams IV once a day
2 grams every 8 hours
2 grams IV
*Daily maximum safe dose: 4 grams
Pediatric Dosage (2 months - 12 years):
Infections of ear, lungs, skin etc. 50- 75mg/kg intravenous per day or in divided doses
Severe septicemia/sepsis or meningitis: 100 mg/kg once a day or in divided doses of 50 mg/kg every 12 hours
*Daily maximum safe dose: 2 grams
Elderly Dosage
Doses must be adjusted keeping in mind comorbidities. Moreover, Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is excreted mostly by kidney, therefore while administering the drug to elderly patients (65 years and above) careful consideration must be given to renal function while deciding upon the dose.
Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is classified as Pregnancy category B drug by FDA (meaning no evidence of any risk to the human fetus in controlled animal trials but insufficient data is available). If you are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, or are planning to have a baby, please consult your doctor before using Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial. Also, Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is also secreted in human milk, if you are breastfeeding, please consult your doctor before taking Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial.
Please inform your doctor if you have a history of any of these before using Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial:
Please tell your doctor about any of the following conditions while using Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial:
Certain drugs may interact with and affect the efficacy of Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial or be influenced by it. Few of which are:
Like most medicines, Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial has some side effects which include:
Common adverse effects
Less Common adverse effects
Immediately consult your doctor if you notice any of the following or worse signs:
#1. WHAT EXACTLY DOES Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial DO?
It is a broad-spectrum antibiotic belonging to a class of drugs called cephalosporins (3rd generation) that prevent bacteria from forming a protective cell layer called cell wall, thereby killing them.
#2. HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial TO START WORKING?
It starts working almost immediately but it may take a few days to kill the disease-causing bacteria entirely and relieve you from the symptoms.
#3. HOW LONG WILL I HAVE TO TAKE Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial FOR?
The duration for using Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial depends on the type of infection you have, your age, and kidney function. It is usually taken once or twice a day for 7-14 days, as prescribed by the doctor. Even though your symptoms may improve, complete the prescribed course without skipping any doses to ensure the remaining bacteria are killed.
#4. CAN I STOP TAKING Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial?
Do not just stop taking the medicine, make sure to complete your antibiotic course even if you feel better to avoid bacterial resistance in the future.
#5. IS THERE ANY FOOD OR DRINK I NEED TO AVOID?
No, there is no food or drink that needs to be avoided while taking Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial unless advised by your physician.
#6. WHAT SHOULD I DO TO AVOID GASTRIC PROBLEMS?
You can avoid GI symptoms such as abdominal pain and diarrhea with this Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial by taking it with your meals.
#7. CAN I DRINK ALCOHOL WITH Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial?
Avoid drinking alcohol while you are on Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial as it may cause dizziness and headaches as a side effect.
#8. WHAT IF I TAKE TOO MUCH OF Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial?
If you have taken too much of the prescribed Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial you may experience common side effects like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach ache, headaches, dizziness, and at times a mild rash as a reaction to Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial; in which case inform your doctor immediately.
#9. WHAT IF I FORGET TO TAKE Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial?
In case you miss a dose, take your next dose on time and do not try making up for the missed dose by doubling it up. If it helps to remind you, set an alarm so you do not miss any dose. Make sure to complete your course of treatment even if you feel better and think you do not need to take it anymore.
#10. ARE THERE ANY TESTS REQUIRED WITH Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial?
Some of the tests may be done by your doctor to assess bacterial load and the impact of this drug. These can include culture sensitivity tests, blood glucose level, Blood CBC (to assess cell count), urinalysis, Prothrombin time.
#11. CAN I TAKE Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial DURING PREGNANCY OR BREASTFEEDING?
There is no evidence of Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial being unsafe during pregnancy or breastfeeding, however, it is better to inform your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding before taking the medication.
#12. CAN THE USE OF Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial CAUSE DIARRHEA?
Yes, since Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is an antibiotic that not only kills the harmful bacteria but can also affect the helpful bacteria in your stomach or intestine, it can cause diarrhea. If diarrhea persists, inform your doctor.
#13. IS Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial SAFE FOR KIDNEYS?
Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial is removed from the body majorly by kidneys which implies that renal adequacy should be sufficient otherwise it may increase the risk of drug accumulation and side effects. Therefore, it is advised to take Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial only when prescribed by your doctor and inform if you have pre-existing kidney disease.
#14. CAN I DRIVE OR RIDE A BIKE AFTER TAKING Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial?
Make sure you know how your body reacts while using ‘product’ as it is known to make you feel dizzy. Do not drive or use any machinery until you feel normal again.
#15. HOW SHOULD Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial BE STORED?
Keep the medicine at room temperature in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Glass vial (liquid) form is stored either at room temperature or in the refrigerator. Keep the container tightly closed. Discard any unused medicine after 14 days. Keep all medications away from children and pets. If the contents of the vial appear cloudy or discolored, do not use them.
#16. WILL IT AFFECT MY FERTILITY?
No, there is no evidence of infertility caused by Inocef IV 1000mg Injection 1 vial
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