Xone XP HS 500mg/62.5mg Injection

Product Introduction
Xone XP HS 500mg/62.5mg Injection is a combination antibiotic used to manage a wide range of bacterial infections. It works by stopping the growth of harmful bacteria and controlling the spread of infection in the body.

This injection should only be given by a healthcare professional. It is important to complete the full treatment course as advised, even if symptoms improve early, since stopping too soon may reduce the effectiveness of the medicine.

Uses of Xone XP HS Injection

• Treatment of bacterial infections

Benefits of Xone XP HS Injection
Xone XP HS Injection combines Ceftriaxone and Tazobactam. Ceftriaxone blocks the formation of bacterial cell walls, thereby killing the infection-causing organisms. Tazobactam boosts the effect of Ceftriaxone and lowers bacterial resistance, making the treatment more effective. With proper use, it usually provides relief within a few days, but completing the prescribed course is essential to prevent recurrence or resistance.

Possible Side Effects
Most side effects are temporary and resolve as the body adapts. If they continue or worsen, medical attention may be needed.

• Diarrhea

• Rash

• Allergic reaction

• Increase in liver enzymes

How to Use
The injection is administered by a doctor or nurse. It should not be self-administered.

How It Works
Xone XP HS Injection combines two active ingredients. Ceftriaxone destroys bacteria by damaging their protective covering, while Tazobactam prevents the bacteria from becoming resistant, thereby strengthening the effect of Ceftriaxone.

Safety Advice

• Alcohol: Safe with alcohol; no harmful interactions reported.

• Pregnancy: Considered safe when prescribed by a doctor.

• Breastfeeding: Use with caution. Breastfeeding may need to be paused until the medicine is cleared from the body.

• Driving: May cause dizziness or drowsiness; avoid driving if affected.

• Kidney: Limited data available; consult your doctor before use.

• Liver: Caution is advised in severe liver disease. Dose adjustment may be required.

Missed Dose
If a scheduled dose is missed, consult your doctor for guidance on the next step.