Description
Uses (Main uses highlighted):
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Treats bacterial infections in children
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Effective for throat infections like tonsillitis & pharyngitis
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Used for ear infections (otitis media)
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Treats respiratory infections such as bronchitis & pneumonia
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Works for skin and soft tissue infections
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Also used for urinary tract infections
Dosage
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Dose is based on child’s weight & age
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Usually taken 2–3 times a day
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Follow the exact dose your doctor prescribes
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Do not stop early even if symptoms improve
How to Use
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DT = Dispersible Tablet
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Can be swallowed or dissolved in water
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Give before or after food (preferably after food to avoid stomach discomfort)
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Ensure full course is completed for proper infection control
Precautions
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Avoid if the child is allergic to penicillins or cephalosporins
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Inform doctor if child has kidney disease or asthma
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May cause mild stomach upset—give with food
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Do not self-medicate for viral infections like cold & flu
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Keep enough time gap between doses (6–8 hours)
Side Effects
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Nausea
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Vomiting
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Loose motions
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Stomach pain
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Skin rash (rare but seek medical help)
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Mild headaches
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