Description
Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection – RAPDRIM-AV is a medicine that combines two drugs called Ceftazidime and Avabactam. It is used to treat bacterial infections in areas like the urinary tract, respiratory tract, and abdomen. Ceftazidime is a medicine that kills bacteria by preventing them from building their cell walls. Avibactam helps stop bacteria from destroying ceftazidime. This medicine works together to treat different bacterial infections in kids and adults. Rapid Life Healthcare and Drugs is the leading pharma company that offers Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection for the PCD Pharma Franchise, Pharma Distributor, and Third-Party Pharma manufacturing services in India.
Uses of Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection
Rapid Life Healthcare and Drugs has GMP-WHO-certified manufacturing units where they produce a wide range of medicines. It is the best Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection manufacturer in India, and this medicine has the following benefits:
- Ceftazidime and Avabactam injection is used to treat serious bacterial infections that are difficult to treat, especially those caused by certain bacteria.
- It is used to treat serious urinary tract infections, like kidney infections. The injection is used to help with serious infections inside the abdomen.
- This medicine is used to treat pneumonia that people get in the hospital and pneumonia that happens in patients on ventilators.
- It helps treat infections in the blood caused by bacteria that are hard to kill with medicine.
Precautions to use for Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection
- If you are allergic to Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection or any of the components, tell your doctor.
- If you have any kidney or liver issues or diabetes, inform your doctor before taking Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection.
- Consult with your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. If you are on a controlled sodium diet, then be cautious while taking Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection.
- This medicine may cause dizziness, then it is recommended not to drive a vehicle or operate heavy machinery.
- Complete the course of this medicine as the bactreial infection may come back again.
Directions to use for Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection
Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection is given as a shot into a vein by a trained medical worker. You should use it often as your doctor told you to. Take all your medicine and don’t miss any doses, even if you start to feel better. If you stop taking the medicine too soon, the infection might come back or get worse.
Possible Side Effects of Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection
Here are the common side effects of Ceftazidime & Avabactum Injection are given below:
- Diarrhea
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Rash
- Infusion site vesicles
