Mikacin Injection functions by inhibiting bacterial growth. It is administered intravenously (as a drip) or via direct injection into a vein or muscle under medical supervision. Self-administration is strictly prohibited. For optimal effectiveness, take this medication at regular intervals exactly as prescribed by your physician. Complete the entire treatment course even if symptoms improve, as premature discontinuation may cause the infection to recur or worsen.
Common side effects may include injection site reactions (pain, swelling, redness) and elevated blood urea levels. Consult your healthcare provider if these effects persist or if your condition doesn’t improve with treatment.
High doses may potentially cause balance disorders, kidney impairment, or hearing loss. Strictly adhere to your doctor’s instructions during treatment. Regular monitoring through kidney function tests, hearing assessments, and urine analysis may be required. This medication is contraindicated during pregnancy. Inform your doctor if you are pregnant, planning pregnancy, or breastfeeding.
USES OF MIKACIN INJECTION
- Treatment of bacterial infections
BENEFITS OF MIKACIN INJECTION
For Bacterial Infections
SIDE EFFECTS OF MIKACIN INJECTION
Common side effects of Mikacin
- Elevated blood urea levels
- Injection site reactions (pain, swelling, erythema)
ADMINISTRATION OF MIKACIN INJECTION
MECHANISM OF ACTION
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