Accuzon Plus 500 mg/250 mg Injection

Accuzon Plus 500 mg/250 mg Injection – Overview
Accuzon Plus Injection is an antibiotic combination used for the treatment of different bacterial infections. It works by eliminating harmful bacteria and preventing them from multiplying further in the body.

This medicine should only be given under medical supervision. The entire course must be completed, even if you start feeling better after a few doses, because stopping early can reduce the medicine’s effectiveness and allow the infection to return.

Some people may notice nausea, vomiting, indigestion, or diarrhea while taking this injection. If these effects worsen or if you develop signs of allergy such as rashes, itching, swelling, or breathing difficulty, immediate medical care is required.

Before receiving this treatment, tell your doctor about any other medications or health problems you may have. Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should take advice from their doctor before use. Alcohol should be avoided as it may increase drowsiness. While it usually does not affect driving ability, avoid driving if you feel dizzy or less alert. Proper rest, hydration, and a nutritious diet will support your recovery. Doctors may suggest tests during treatment to monitor its impact on your body.

Uses
Prescribed to manage various bacterial infections.

Benefits
This injection contains Ceftriaxone and Sulbactam. Ceftriaxone works by stopping bacterial growth, while Sulbactam reduces bacterial resistance and makes Ceftriaxone more effective. It can be used for infections in the ear, throat, sinuses, lungs, urinary tract, skin, and soft tissues. Most patients feel improvement within a few days, but full treatment is necessary to clear the infection completely.

Side effects
Possible effects include diarrhea, rash, changes in blood counts, raised liver enzymes, or pain and swelling at the injection site. These are often temporary, but if they persist, seek medical help.

How it is given
The injection is administered by a doctor or nurse. Self-administration is not recommended.

Mode of action
Ceftriaxone kills bacteria by preventing them from building their protective covering. Sulbactam works alongside it by blocking enzymes that cause resistance, making the antibiotic more effective.

Precautions
Alcohol is not usually harmful when taken with this injection but ask your doctor before use. It is generally safe in pregnancy when prescribed. Breastfeeding mothers should use it with caution, and treatment may need to be paused until the medicine is cleared from the body. The injection can cause dizziness or drowsiness in some people, so driving should be avoided if this happens. Patients with severe liver problems may need dose adjustments. Limited information is available regarding its use in kidney disorders, so consult your doctor.

Missed dose
If a scheduled dose is missed, consult your doctor to decide the next step rather than adjusting the dose yourself.