Description
Uses (Main uses highlighted):
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Treats bacterial infections in children
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Throat infections: tonsillitis, pharyngitis
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Ear infections (otitis media)
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Lung infections: pneumonia, bronchitis
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Skin and soft tissue infections
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Urinary tract infections
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Helps treat dental infections in kids
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Often given for fever caused by bacterial infection
Dosage
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Dose is based on child’s weight (mg/kg) and age
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Typically given 2–3 times a day
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Doctor will decide exact measurement using the bottle’s measuring cup
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Must complete the full course even if child feels better
How to Use
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Shake the bottle well before each use
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Measure dose using the provided measuring cup/dropper
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Can be given with or after food to avoid stomach upset
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Store tightly closed and use within the time mentioned after reconstitution
Precautions
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Avoid if child is allergic to penicillins or cephalosporins
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Inform doctor if child has kidney disease or asthma
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Do not use for viral infections like cold & flu
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Keep a gap of 6–8 hours between two doses
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Watch for any skin rash—stop medicine and consult doctor
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Complete the full course to prevent resistance
Side Effects
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Nausea
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Vomiting
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Loose motions
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Stomach discomfort
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Mild rash
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Allergy (rare but serious—seek medical help)
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