Description
Uses (Main uses highlighted):
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Treats moderate to severe bacterial infections in children
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Throat infections like tonsillitis & pharyngitis
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Ear infections (otitis media)
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Lung infections like pneumonia, bronchitis, sinusitis
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Skin and soft tissue infections
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Urinary tract infections (UTI)
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Dental infections
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Clavulanic acid makes the antibiotic effective against resistant bacteria
Dosage
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Dose depends on child’s weight, age & severity
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Usually given 2–3 times daily
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Doctor will specify exact ml using the measuring cup
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Must complete the entire course even if child feels better
How to Use
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Shake bottle well before each dose
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Measure the dose using the provided cup/dropper
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Give after food to prevent stomach upset
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Store tightly capped; do not freeze
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Use within the number of days mentioned after reconstitution (mixing with water)
Precautions
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Avoid if child is allergic to penicillins or cephalosporins
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Inform doctor if child has kidney or liver disease
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May cause diarrhea—consult doctor if severe or bloody
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Not for viral infections like cold or flu
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Maintain proper time gap between doses
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Watch for any rash or breathing difficulty—may indicate allergy
Side Effects
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Diarrhea
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Nausea
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Vomiting
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Stomach cramps
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Skin rash (may indicate allergy)
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Mild fever
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Rare: liver issues (yellowing of eyes/skin)
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