Imactum 1.5gm Injection Vial

babies: it is safe to use in children. safe if prescribed.
pregnancy: it is likely to be safe to use in pregnancy. even though there are limited human studies, animal studies have shown that this medication does not affect the developing baby.
safe if prescribed. lactating mother: it is likely to be safe in lactating mothers as it does not pass into breast milk.
safe if prescribed. alcohol: it is unsafe to consume alcohol with this injection as you may experience flushing, rise in heartbeat, nausea, thirst, chest pain and a decrease in blood pressure.
driving: studies are not available on this medication use while driving. if you experience any side effects that affect your ability to drive, consult your doctor.
kidney: limited studies are available on this injection use in kidney disease patients. consult your doctor.
liver: limited studies are available on this injection use in liver disease patients. consult your doctor..

Diarrhea Abnormal liver function tests Allergic reaction Low number of red blood cells.

cefoperazone is a cephalosporin class of medication that works by stopping cell wall synthesis. sulbactam works by stopping the growth of bacteria and also improves the activity of cefoperazone..

If you miss a IMACTUM dose, consult your doctor immediately..

• IMACTUM is advised to treat bacterial infections. it is also used in bacterial resistance conditions • do not stop this medication without informing your doctor as your condition may worsen • tell your physician immediately if you experience any allergic reactions like an itchy rash, swelling of the face, throat or tongue or breathing difficulties while taking this medication • take probiotics as this medication may disturb your gut bacteria and causes diarrhoea.

• chloramphenicol + cefperazone: chloramphenicol may diminish the effects of cefoperazone in the treatment of certain infections when used concurrently • gentamicin + cefperazone: concurrent use of this medication may increase the kidney damage • estradiol + cefperazone: cefoperazone may reduce the effects of estradiol in some women when used concurrently with warfarin • warfarin + cefperazone: cefoperazone may increase the effects of warfarin and cause you to bleed more easily when used concurrently • torsemide + cefperazone: concurrent use of this medication may increase the kidney damage • dicumarol + cefperazone: cefoperazone may increase the effects of dicumarol and cause you to bleed more easily when used concurrently.