We sell Cefuroxime, and Canadian Cefuroxime Online to those who have RX Prescriptions from your Doctor.
Cefuroxime Prescription Information
Cefuroxime is a type of medication known as a cephalosporin antibiotic. It is a broad spectrum antibiotic, which means it is effective against a wide range of bacteria in the battle against infection.
This drug was developed by Glaxo back in 1978 and five years later it was approved by the FDA.
Cefuroxime Uses
The decision to purchase Cefuroxime can be made when a number of conditions caused by bacteria need to be treated. These include ear, throat, urinary tract and skin infections, as well as Lyme disease, gonorrhea and bronchitis. It should be understood that this medication, along with other antibiotics will not treat viral infections, including colds and flu.
Cefuroxime Dosage
When placing an order Cefuroxime is available in either tablet or liquid (suspension) form and it is taken orally. The normal dosage is taken every 12 hours over a seven to ten day period. For those suffering from Lyme disease, Cefuroxime is taken twice a day over a 20 day period. For gonorrhea the treatment lasts 20 days and the medication is taken daily, as a single dose.
Those prescribed the medication in tablet form can take it either with or without food. When taken as a liquid it must be taken with food.
Cefuroxime Side Effects
Anyone who has any concerns about taking this medication should consult with their doctor or pharmacist. As with any drug, Cefuroxime should be taken as advised and the dosage strictly adhered to. It is also important for the patient to read the information that comes with the medication. The tablet should be taken whole with a glass of water. For those taking the medication in liquid form, the bottle should be well shaken first.
Cefuroxime, along with all other medications, may cause side effects in some patients. These may include diarrhea, stomach pains and a feeling of nausea, headaches, dizziness, thrush, skin rash and itching.
None of these conditions need cause the treatment to be stopped. For diarrhea, plenty of water should be drunk to replace any lost fluids. If the condition lasts more than a day then the patient should consult with a doctor. For feelings of sickness and stomach pains the diet should be adjusted and only bland foods eaten. Headaches caused by taking Cefuroxime can be readily treated with a painkiller.
Those suffering dizziness when taking the medication should avoid driving or operating machinery. When itching, thrush or skin rash occur the advice of a doctor should be sought. Fortunately these side effects occur only during the early stages of taking Cefuroxime and will generally disappear during the course of the treatment. However, there are rare, yet serious, side effects where the patient will need to stop taking medication and immediately contact a doctor. These are severe diarrhea, severe skin rash, pains in joints, jaundice or fever and swelling in the face, mouth or tongue.
Fortunately, most people who buy Cefuroxime suffer no or only minor side effects and the medication has a proven track record in the battle against bacteria related infections.
