LEVOQUIN
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Identification
- Active ingredient (INN)
- LEVOFLOXACINE HEMIHYDRATE EXPRIME EN LEVOFLOXACINE
- Internal code
- 13 K 228
- Country of Origin
- Algeria
- Pharmaceutical form
- Scored Film-coated Tablet
- Prescription List
- Highly Regulated (List I)
- Packaging
- b/10
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Indications
Reasons for using
Livofluxacin include treating the following cases: pneumonia.
Chronic prostate infection.
Pulmonary tract infection.
Vaccination and kidney infection.
Dermal infections.
Chronic bronchial infection.
Exposure to pneumococcal anthrax.
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Associated Conditions
Psychiatric palpment or concussion.
Potassium deficiency or magnesin in the blubber C, which means that it is used in pregnancy only in certain cases, where the doctor describes it only if the benefit of it is greater than its risk. lefluxasine of the infant should be avoided without consultation with the doctor during the period of breastfeeding; it can be transmitted to the infant only through breast milk.
Mechanism of Action
Levofloxacin is an antibiotic of the
Floroquinolone group, which is used to treat different bacterial infections and is used to kill or prevent the growth of bacteria; where its ability to form and repair its DNA is disrupted.
Levofloxin is used to treat bacterial infections only, and viral infections such as cold or flu are not treated, and use them needlessly or wrongly can reduce the bacterial response to antibiotics and make them resistant to treatment in the future.
Leffluxin begins to function a few hours after taking it, but usually the symptoms improve after three days of commitment to do so, yet the entire treatment must be completed; to avoid re-infection.
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