Montaz Injection is used in hospital to treat serious bacterial infections caused by susceptible organisms. It combines ceftriaxone and tazobactam, not amoxicillin and clavulanic acid.
This injection is given by a trained healthcare professional. Ceftriaxone disrupts bacterial cell-wall formation, while tazobactam inhibits some bacterial beta-lactamases. Complete the prescribed course unless your doctor changes it.
Your healthcare team will monitor the infection and the injection site. Good hand hygiene and following clinical instructions help reduce the spread of infection.
Before receiving this medicine, tell your healthcare team about cephalosporin or penicillin allergy and any liver, kidney or gallbladder disease. Report a severe rash, breathing difficulty or persistent severe diarrhoea promptly.























































