Gentamycin Sulfate Granules

People with weak stomachs always hate traveling far. Every time they go out, their biggest task is not to see the scenery but to find a toilet. They really lose all mood for traveling. Therefore, it is very important for such people to take appropriate antidiarrheal medicine when going out, and antidiarrheal medicine that does not hurt the stomach and intestines. Gentamycin sulfate granules are a good choice, but many people don’t know about this medicine.

So what kind of medicine is Gentamycin Sulfate Granules? What diseases with what symptoms does it generally apply to? How to take and what is the dosage? What are the allergic reactions? You need to read the instructions to understand these before using any medicine.

Gentamycin sulfate granules are granules with added flavoring agent. It is used for intestinal infectious diseases such as dysentery and enteritis caused by sensitive bacteria, and can also be used for cleaning the intestinal cavity before surgery. Indications: Bacillary dysentery, enteritis, gastroenterology, infectious diseases. Take with warm water. Take 1 bag at a time, 3 to 4 times a day, or as directed by your doctor. Adverse reactions: 1. Rare gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea, loss of appetite, vomiting, abdominal distension, rash, increased serum aminotransferase, etc. 2 Occasionally, hearing loss, tinnitus or fullness in the ears (ototoxicity), hematuria, significantly reduced urination frequency or urine volume, loss of appetite, extreme thirst (nephrotoxicity), unsteady gait, dizziness (ototoxicity, vestibular effects), difficulty breathing, drowsiness, and extreme weakness (neuromuscular blockade) may occur. Note: 1. Systemic infections caused by sensitive bacteria should be treated by injection. 2 This product should be used with caution in the following situations: patients with dehydration, damage to the eighth cranial nerve, myasthenia gravis or Parkinson's disease, renal impairment and ulcerative colitis. 3. Cross-allergy: Patients who are allergic to an aminoglycoside antibiotic such as streptomycin or amikacin may be allergic to this product. 3. Use with caution in newborns.

From the above introduction, we can understand that gentamicin sulfate granules are a relatively common medicine used to treat common intestinal diseases. But it is not suitable for everyone. After understanding this common sense, when you need to take medicine, you will not be anxious because of some common reactions, nor will you take an overdose.