Cefurox 125 Mg Dry Syrup 30 Ml

CEFUROX 125mg Dry Syrup is used for managing upper respiratory tract infections like pharyngitis and sinusitis, and lower respiratory tract infections.

Uses of CEFUROX 125mg Dry Syrup 30ml are:

• Upper Respiratory Infections: Treats pharyngitis and sinusitis in children.
• Lower Respiratory Infections: Manages bacterial infections of the lungs and airways.
• Ear and Urinary Infections: Clears bacterial ear infections and urinary tract infections.

To ensure effective use of Cefurox 125 Mg Dry Syrup 30 Ml, follow these steps:

• Add water to the bottle as per the instructions on the package to prepare the suspension.

• Always shake the bottle well before using this medicine.

• Use the measuring cup or syringe provided with the medicine to measure your child's dose accurately.

• Remember, it's always best to consult your doctor for specific advice on how to give this medicine to your child.

Cefurox 125 Mg Dry Syrup 30 Ml is given orally.

Cefurox 125 Mg Dry Syrup 30 Ml contains Cefuroxime (125 mg) and works on the body as follows:

• Inhibits Bacterial Cell Wall Synthesis: Cefuroxime works by blocking penicillin-binding proteins in your body. These proteins are crucial in forming the cell wall inside bacteria.

• Causes Bacterial Cell lysis: As Cefuroxime blocks the formation of the bacterial cell wall, the weakened bacteria eventually burst open due to osmotic pressure. This results in the killing of the bacteria.

• Exhibits Time-Dependent Killing: The bactericidal action of Cefuroxime means it kills bacteria over time, helping to manage the infection effectively.

• Keep Cefurox 125 Mg Dry Syrup 30 Ml in a dry place.

• Store it at room temperature before reconstitution.

• After mixing with water, refrigerate and use within 7 days.

• Discard any unused portion after 7 days.

• Ensure the container is tightly sealed to prevent exposure to air and light.

• Do not let your child have access to this medicine; store it out of their reach.

• Always check the expiry date before giving this medicine to your child.

• If your child is dealing with a respiratory tract infection, ensure they stay hydrated. Drinking warm fluids like herbal tea can help soothe a sore throat and break up congestion.

• For urinary tract infections, increase your child's intake of water to help flush out bacteria. Limit sweets and sugary drinks as sugar can feed bacteria, making the infection worse.