ROMICIN

Romicin Information

Romicin is a macrolide antibiotic class medicine used to treat several types of infections. This drug is based on the active substance Roxithromycin; the Romicin tablets also contain a number of inactive ingredients, with no effect on the organism: hydroxypropylcellulose L, povidone, maize starch, colloidal silicon dioxide, poloxamer 188, magnesium stearate, purified talc, dextrose anhydrous and opadry white.

Romicin Indications

Romicin is commonly prescribed for the treatment of various infections, such as dental infections, ear, throat or nose infections, soft tissue infections, skin infections, infections of the respiratory tract, genital or urinary tract infections as well as other types of infections present in the organism. Also, this medicine may be used as a prophylactic agent to prevent such infections from occurring.

Romicin may be prescribed for the treatment or prevention of other medical affections that are not listed here, either as part of a combined therapy (along with other medicines) or in monotherapy. If you are not sure why you have been prescribed a treatment course with this pharmaceutical product, it is best that you ask your prescriber for additional information.

Romicin Warnings

You should not start taking Romicin if you are suffering from an allergy to Roxithromycin or to any of the other ingredients of this pharmaceutical preparation.

It is strongly recommended to inform the prescribing health care professional of any medical affections you are currently suffering from, especially affections of the liver or of the kidneys. This will allow him or her to make any special adjustments to the Romicin dosage that are required in order to ensure the safety of the treatment.

If you are pregnant or if you are breast feeding a baby, you should consult with your personal physician in order to determine and weigh the benefits and the risks of a therapy with this medicine. Some drugs may be harmful to an unborn child or to a nursing infant, and at this point it is not known whether Romicin may cause any detrimental effects during pregnancy or lactation.

Romicin Intake Guidelines

It is strongly recommended that you closely follow your prescriber’s indications regarding how to properly take the Romicin tablets. Generally, you should take this medicine before a meal, and you may accompany the intake with a glass of water in order to reduce stomach upset.

Typically, the Romicin treatment will last for seven to ten days. However, your prescriber may direct a different duration for the therapy, depending on the severity of the infection that needs to be treated. Also, your personal health care professional will monitor your response to the therapy; as a result of his or her observations, he or she may decide to change your medication dosage or therapy duration; you are strongly advised to follow the most recent of your prescriber’s indications.

Romicin Dosage

The exact Romicin dosage may vary from one patient to another. As such, you should never employ the medicine dosage that has been prescribed to a different patient, as this may cause the therapy to not yield the expected results.

In most cases, the prescribed Romicin dosage is of around 300 mg per day, either taken all at once or in two intakes of 150 mg 12 hours apart. Please note that this medicine is not suitable for the treatment of children. As such, there is no dosage form available for pediatric use. You will have to check with your personal health care professional for an alternative means of treatment for children.

Romicin Overdose

An overdose with Romicin may have a great impact on your general health condition, and the consequences may affect your short or long term health state. The consequences may be mild to severe and in extreme cases may even become a lethal threat. As such, it is strongly advised that you do not exceed the recommended medication dosage, and that you do not use this medicine for longer than prescribed.

If you think that you may be under the effect of an overdose with Romicin, you are advised to immediately call the local poisons center or go to the nearest medical facility even if no visible symptoms are present. An overdose is a serious medical condition and you may need immediate medical assistance.

Romicin Missed Dose

It is best that you take your missed dose of Romicin as soon as you remember about it, provided this happens within 2 hours from the normal time of the intake in the case of two daily doses, or during the same day if your treatment consists of one daily intake. If too long has passed since the normal time of the intake, you should completely skip taking the medicine and make sure that you do not miss any more doses.

Romicin Side Effects

Romicin may cause a number of severe side effects. Although these are rare occurrences, tell your doctor immediately if you begin experiencing any signs of an allergic reaction (swelling, rashes, itching, breathing difficulties), jaundice or hallucinations, depression, or confusion.

Other side effects may appear during Romicin treatment, however generally these are mild and do not necessitate immediate medical attention. These include, but are not limited to dizziness, headache, tinnitus, anxiety, agitation, sleeping disorders, smell or taste sense disorders, vaginal thrush accompanied by discharge and / or soreness and itching, oral thrush, skin itching or rashes, or gastrointestinal disorders such as diarrhea, nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain.

Romicin Drug Reactions

Romicin may interact with a number of drugs including Disopyramide, Digoxin, Ergot Alkaloids, Warfarin, Terfenadine, Theophylline or Midazolam. Other drugs and medicines may also affect or be affected by Romicin. It is best that you tell your physician of any other medication you are currently taking before starting a treatment course with this drug.

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