Doctors mainly prescribe the combination of CEFEPIME 2 GM and SULBACTAM 1 GM to treat severe bacterial infections. They give it to patients who do not respond to standard antibiotics and require stronger antibacterial medication to recover.
Cefepime first inhibits the formation of bacterial cell walls, which leads to the elimination of bacteria from the body. The medicine will work on the positive and negative (gram bacteria) and covers a wide range of organisms that withstand other bacterial medicines.
Bacteria produce the beta-lactamase enzymes, and these can cause the infection to grow. These bacteria are neutralized by sulbactam, which stops them from proliferating and attacking the immune system. By eliminating the germs, Sulbactum safeguards the other medication’s ability to work.
Doctors administer this medicine in combination to provide relief from a wide range of bacteria that cause infections to spread.
Doctors use it to treat urinary tract infections (UTIs), abdominal infections, soft tissue infections, blood infections, respiratory tract infections, post-surgery infections, and other related conditions. They prescribe it when regular and commonly used medicines fail to work.
Patients can also feel the side effects like swelling, pain, or redness on the infection site, nausea, vomiting, rashes, headaches, or dizziness are common. If you face any severe side effects, make sure to talk to the doctor to make a change in the medicine.
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