Tigecycline 100mg

Tigecycline 100 mg is a prescription drug, intended for the treatment of severe skin, abdominal and lung infections. Tigecycline falls within a group of medications called “glycycline antibiotics” that act by binding to bacteria and destroying them.

This drug comes in the form of intravenous injections, which should be made by a healthcare professional.

The most common adverse effects of Tigecycline 10 mg are: sickness, vomiting and stomachache. The drug can cause drowsiness, so you should avoid driving or operating heavy machinery until you find out your reaction to Tigecycline.

What diseases can Tigecycline treat?

Tigecycline is a prescription drug intended for the treatment of severe skin and gastric infections and some forms of pneumonia.

This drugs can be used for other purposes. If you have any questions, consult your physician.

Adverse effects

Tigecycline can cause severe adverse effects. The most widespread adverse effects of Tigecycline 100 are:

sickness
vomiting
stomachache and liver dysfunction

This is not a full list of Tigecycline side effects. Ask your physician for additional information.

Inform your doctor about any adverse effects. You can also call the FDA and report any side reactions of the medication.

Interactions with the other drugs

Inform your physician about any drugs you’re using (such as prescription and over-the-counter drugs, food supplements and vitamins). Pay special attention to the following meds:

– warfarin
– contraceptives

This is not a complete list of tigecycline drug interactions. Ask your physician for additional information.

Before starting the treatment, inform your physician about all of your health problems. Pay special attention to the following conditions:

allergy to any component of Tigecycline 100 mg
liver disorders (including in history)
pancreas diseases (including in history)
gastrointestinal traumas
pregnancy or lactation

Inform your physician about any drugs you’re using (such as prescription and over-the-counter drugs, food supplements and vitamins).

The use of Tigecycline during pregnancy

Inform your physician if you’re pregnant or planning a pregnancy.

Food and Drug Administration classifies the drugs according to their safety for use during pregnancy. Five categories – A, B, C, D, and X, are intended to classify the potential risks to a fetus when a drug is used during pregnancy.

Tigecycline falls into category D. It has been demonstrated that the treatment with Tigecycline during pregnancy caused certain tooth and bone disorders in babies. Nevertheless, in some cases, the advantage of using this drug may outweigh the risk to the fetus.