Acupenem 1gm Injection 1’S

Acupenem 1gm Injection 1’S is a prescription antibiotic medicine used to treat severe bacterial infections that cannot be managed with common antibiotics. It contains meropenem, a broad-spectrum carbapenem antibiotic known for its powerful and reliable activity against a wide range of bacteria. This injection is effective in managing complicated infections of the lungs, urinary tract, abdomen, skin, soft tissues, brain, and blood. It is also used in treating infections caused by resistant bacterial strains, making it valuable in hospital-based care. The medicine works by stopping bacteria from building protective cell walls, which leads to their death and prevents the infection from spreading further. Acupenem 1gm Injection is given only by healthcare professionals through intravenous route under strict medical supervision. With its strong antibacterial action, it helps patients recover faster, reduces the risk of complications, and provides dependable infection control in critical cases.

Benefits

• Provides broad-spectrum antibacterial coverage

• Effective against resistant bacterial strains

• Treats respiratory tract infections including pneumonia

• Useful in urinary tract and kidney infections

• Helps manage abdominal and intra-abdominal infections

• Provides relief in skin and soft tissue infections

• Treats infections of the brain such as meningitis

• Effective in blood infections and septicemia

• Supports recovery in gynecological and pelvic infections

• Used in hospital-acquired infections

• Prevents spread of severe bacterial conditions

• Promotes faster healing in critical infections

• Provides strong hospital-grade treatment

• Reliable in patients unresponsive to other antibiotics

• Improves quality of life during serious illness

Possible Side Effects

• Pain or swelling at injection site

• Nausea or vomiting

• Loose stools or diarrhea

• Abdominal discomfort or cramps

• Headache or dizziness

• Skin rash or mild itching

• Fever or chills in some patients

• Rare allergic reaction with swelling or breathing difficulty

• Temporary changes in liver function tests

• Altered blood counts in rare cases

How to Use

• Administered only by trained healthcare professionals

• Given through intravenous infusion under sterile conditions

• Dosage depends on severity of infection and patient’s condition

• Not suitable for self-administration at home

• Treatment duration is decided by the doctor

• Full course should be completed without interruption

• Inform medical team immediately if any side effect occurs

How it Works

• Meropenem prevents bacteria from forming protective cell walls

• This weakens and destroys the bacteria

• Stops bacterial multiplication and spread

• Provides rapid infection control

• Ensures faster patient recovery

What to Avoid

• Avoid stopping treatment midway without medical advice

• Avoid self-injecting or taking outside hospital settings

• Avoid alcohol consumption during therapy

• Avoid using expired or damaged vials

• Avoid mixing with incompatible IV solutions

• Avoid skipping hospital doses

• Avoid reusing opened vials later

• Avoid taking other antibiotics without prescription

• Avoid using for viral or fungal infections

• Avoid improper storage conditions

Safety Advice

• Always take under hospital or clinic supervision

• Inform doctor if allergic to carbapenem, penicillin, or cephalosporin antibiotics

• Kidney and liver function should be monitored in long-term use

• Pregnant women should use only if prescribed by doctor

• Breastfeeding mothers must consult doctor before use

• Elderly patients may require dose adjustments

• Children should receive only pediatric-appropriate doses

• Stay hydrated during therapy unless restricted

• Inform doctor about all other ongoing medicines

• Report unusual symptoms such as persistent diarrhea or rash

Precautions

• Do not use if allergic to meropenem or similar antibiotics

• Use cautiously in patients with kidney or liver problems

• Monitor for secondary infections during prolonged treatment

• Report persistent diarrhea as it may suggest colitis

• Inform doctor before surgery or dental procedures

• Complete the full prescribed antibiotic course

• Injection solution should be freshly prepared before use

• Monitor blood counts during extended therapy

• Maintain accurate medical history for proper dosing

• Seek immediate medical attention if severe allergic reaction occurs