L-Cin Syrup

Product Description
L-Cin Syrup contains levofloxacin, an antibiotic that works by stopping the growth of harmful bacteria responsible for infections. It is prepared in liquid form, making it easier for children and individuals who cannot swallow tablets to take. This syrup is commonly prescribed for infections affecting the lungs, throat, urinary tract, skin, and certain digestive system conditions.

Benefits
The syrup helps in controlling bacterial infections quickly by reducing fever, cough, congestion, pain, or burning sensation during urination. Its liquid form ensures better dosing flexibility in children and supports a faster response compared with untreated infections. By completing the prescribed course, the chances of recurrence and bacterial resistance are minimized.

Possible Side Effects
Some may experience nausea, vomiting, mild stomach upset, diarrhea, headache, or dizziness. Children may complain of a bitter taste after intake. Rare but serious side effects include tendon pain, nerve problems, skin rashes, mood changes, or allergic reactions, which require immediate medical care.

How to Use
The syrup should be given by mouth in the exact amount prescribed by the doctor. The bottle needs to be shaken well before each use to ensure even distribution of the medicine. It is best administered after meals to reduce stomach irritation. A proper measuring cup or spoon should be used for accuracy, and the full course must be completed even if the child starts feeling better early.

What to Avoid
Alcohol should be avoided during treatment, as it can worsen dizziness or stomach upset. Milk, yogurt, and calcium-rich juices should not be taken at the same time since they may reduce absorption if an oral form is used. Antacids, iron, and zinc preparations should be given a few hours apart if prescribed together.

Precautions
Children with a history of kidney problems, seizures, tendon issues, or nerve disorders need careful medical supervision. Older patients are more prone to tendon injuries and nerve effects, so they require extra caution. Pregnant and breastfeeding women should not use this syrup unless clearly advised by the doctor. Exposure to strong sunlight should be limited because levofloxacin can increase skin sensitivity.