E-MYCIN (ERYTHROMYCIN) (ERA)

E-Mycin Information

E-Mycin is a drug also known under the generic name of Erythromycin. This drug is prescribed in the treatment of several types of infections.

E-Mycin Indications

E-Mycin is a medicine that is normally prescribed in the treatment of some types of infections. It can be used to prevent possible “step” infections that can sometimes occur if the patient has suffered from rheumatic heart disorders or if he has allergic reactions to penicillin. E-Mycin can also be prescribed to patients who are suffering from Legionnaires' disease. This drug can and it is sometimes used for other purposes that have not been listed here.

E-Mycin Warnings

E-Mycin is not advisable in the case of patients who have had allergic reactions to this drug or to any of its main ingredients (or to drugs like clarithromycin or azithromycin ) or are suffering from allergies to other substances such as foods, dyes or preservatives.
The effects of E-Mycin (Erythromycin) on a growing fetus are not known. It is advisable that you first discuss it with your physician before you start taking this drug if you are pregnant or if you are planning to be so soon. Although this drug can pass into breast milk, it should not harm a nursing child. However, you should ask for your doctor’s advice before taking this medicine if you are breastfeeding a child. You should inform your doctor if you are suffering from heart or liver disorders or loss of hearing before you start taking E-Mycin.

E-Mycin Intake Guidelines

Ask you doctor to give you advices regarding your treatment with E-Mycin and follow them. If you have any further questions or if you have not completely understood one of your physician’s instructions, you should ask a doctor, a pharmacist or a nurse. Accompany the intake of E-Mycin with a glass of water. A dose of Erythromycin should be taken in 2 hours after a meal or 1 hour before it. In order to prevent unpleasant stomach upset, you should take this drug along with milk or food.

E-Mycin Dosage

You should rely on your doctor’s advice or on the instructions on the E-Mycin package regarding the correct dose of this drug. However, it is best that you acquire the correct E-mycin dose from you personal physician because the dosage of this drug varies from one patient to another (it depends on a couple of factors). You should not change your regular dose of the drug without your doctor’s consent.

E-Mycin Overdose

It is important that you take the correct dose of this drug. If you think that you may be suffering from an overdose with E-Mycin you are in need of immediate medical care. You should alert you doctor or your local poison control center as soon as you can.

E-Mycin Missed Dose

E-Mycin should be taken in regularly, in order to ensure that you get the maximum benefits from your treatment. If you happen to miss a dose, you should take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for another dose, skip the one that you have missed and ask your personal physician for further instructions. You must not take a double dose of this drug without asking for your doctor’s approval.

E-Mycin Side Effects

E-Mycin can trigger various side effects. Less common effects of this drug are itching, nausea, stomach pain, redness of the skin, skin rash, abnormal weakness or tiredness, fever, vomiting, yellow skin or eyes. Other rare side effects of E-Mycin are slow or irregular heartbeat, fainting, hearing losses, etc. In the case of patients who were taking E-Mycin under the form of injections there were rare situations in which the place of injection becomes painful, swelled, or red. If you find yourself experiencing any of the side effects that have been mentioned here, it is important that you alert your physician at once.
There are other side effects that might be triggered by a prolonged treatment with this drug. If you feel anything abnormal or unpleasant during a treatment with E-Mycin you should inform you physician at once.

E-Mycin Drug Reactions

Some drugs available in pharmacies can interact with E-Mycin, thus affecting its actions. You should ask your doctor if you may take methyldopa; oral contraceptives; naltrexone; amiodarone; cetaminophen; anabolic steroids such as oxymetholone, oxandrolone, stanozolol; gold salts; disulfiram; divalproex; antithyroid agents; androgens; chloroquine; dantrolene; carmustine; etretinate; hydroxychloroquine; methotrexate; daunorubicin; mercaptopurine; estrogens; or any other anti-infectives while you are taking E-Mycin.
Other drugs such as promazine, perphenazine, prochlorperazine, chlorpromazine, fluphenazine, phenothiazines, mesoridazine, promethazine, thioridazine or others can interfere with E-Mycin's actions, thus affecting your treatment.
You should ask your doctor if it is safe (or recommended) to start taking any other drug (even if they are simple vitamins, minerals or over the counter herbal products) during your treatment with E-Mycin.

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In some countries E MYCIN may also be known as: Erythromycin, Abboticine, Del-Mycin, Eromycin, Erycinum, Erythrocin, Ilotycin, Novo-Rythro, Robimycin, Staticin, Theramycin Z, EES, T-Stat, Eryhexal, Apo-Erythro, Erybid, Erysol, PCE, Aknederm Ery, Aknefug-EL, Ery-Diolan, Eryaknen, Erybeta, Erydermec, Benitrom, Bestocin, Eritropharma, Acu-Erylate S, Aknilox, Erimicin, Eritro, Erycette, E-Base, Eryderm, Robimycin Robitabs, Lauromicina