What is KLAMOKS BID and what is it used for?
CLAMOX is an antibiotic used to treat infections and it functions by killing the bacteria that cause the infection. It contains two active ingredients, a penicillin called amoxicillin (as amoxicillin trihydrate) and clavulanic acid (as potassium clavulanate) that acts by inhibiting inactivation of amoxicillin.
KLAMOKS is available in amber-colored glass bottles with a level line on dry powder form, which is achieved in a 35 mL, 70 mL, 100 mL and 140 mL suspension when reconstituted. Together there is a 5 mL measuring spoon.
CLAMOX is used in the treatment of bacterial infections caused by susceptible organisms in the following cases:
Recurrent tonsillitis, sinusitis, upper respiratory tract infections such as inflammation of the middle ear
Chronic bronchitis flare-ups, lower respiratory tract infections such as lung inflammation
• Infections related to the reproductive organs and urinary tract, such as inflammation of the urinary tract, inflammation of the urethra, bacterial inflammation of the kidneys
• Inflammation of the connective tissue (cellulite), infection of the skin and soft tissue, such as animal biting
• tooth and tooth infections such as abscesses
What are the Side Effects?
Like all drugs, there may be side effects in people who are sensitive to substances found in the content of CLAMOX BIDazine.
Side effects are defined as shown in the following categories:
Very common: 10 hospitals can be seen at least in linde.
Common: less than one in 10 patients, but more than one in 100 hospitals.
Uncommon: less than one in 100 hospitals, but more than one in 1,000 hospitals. Infrequent: less than one in 1,000 hospitals.
Very infrequent: less than one in 10,000 patients.
Unknown: Unpredictable from existing data
Common:
A type of fungal infection that affects mucous membranes and skin (mucocutaneous candidiasis)
Feeling sick, especially at high doses (nausea)
If it has an effect, it should be taken before eating CLAMOX.
Diarrhea
Nausea
Vomiting
Uncommon:
Dizziness
Head network,
Digestive difficulty
Rash on the skin
Itch
Hives
Increase in certain substances (enzymes) produced by the liver is infrequent
• Skin rash appears as fluffy and small engagement (a lighter area around the central dark spot and erythema multiforme observed in the shape of a dark ring)
Rare side effects can also be observed in blood tests:
Decrease in the number of cells needed for blood clotting
Decrease in the number of white blood cells
Very rare:
Swelling of the face, lips, mouth, tongue or throat, causing difficulty swallowing or breathing (angioedema)
• rash, itching or hives on the skin, swelling of the face, lips, tongue or other areas of the body, shortness of breath, extreme alegic condition (anaphylaxis), which is manifested by symptoms such as wheezing or difficulty breathing
• 7-12 days after the drug is taken, the allergic condition (serum disease-like syndrome), which is manifested by symptoms such as rash, fever, joint waxing, especially swelling of the lymph nodes under the arm
• Inflammation of the vein, which is manifested by allergic reactions, such as the formation of red round spots in the form of small spots under the surface of the skin, rash or the formation of bruises on the skin (vascular sensitivity)
A rare skin disease with severe blistering and bleeding in the lip, eye, mouth, nose and genital area (Stevens-Johnson Syndrome)
• Severe skin reaction on the skin, which first begins with painful rashes, then continues with large fluffs and ends with the skin peeling in a sheet. This disease is accompanied by fever, a cold seizure, muscle networks and a general feeling of discomfort (Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis).
Common red skin rash with small inflammatory blisters (Bulose rash dermatitis)
• Red, scaly rash with bumps and blisters under the skin (Acute generalized exanthematic pust)
• Disease manifested by symptoms such as frequent occurrence of infections such as fever, severe coldness, sore throat or ulcer in the mouth (returnable agranulocytosis)
• anemia, which is manifested by symptoms such as weakness, head net, cutting of the breath when exercising, dizziness, paleness in the skin and eyes and yellowing (hemolytic anemia)
Usually bloody, slimy diarrhea due to drug use
The color of the tongue is black
Kidney disease (interstitial nephritis)
The appearance of crystals in the urine (crystaluria)
Significant liver disease (hepatitis) with nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, general feeling of discomfort, fever, itching, yellowing of the skin and eyes and darkening of the color of urine
Collaps (collapse)
Difficulty in blood clotting
• increased level of bilirubin (a substance produced in the liver) in the blood, which leads to yellowing of the skin and eyes of your child
Overflow mobility
Contractions, seizures or fluttering (in patients receiving high doses of Clamox and those with kidney disorders)
Change in tooth color.
Since it is usually removed by brushing, tooth color change can be prevented with a good mouth cleaning.
how to use KLAMOKS BID?
KLAMOKS suspension is for children aged 2 months to 12 years.
Children from 2 months to 2 years:
Your doctor will determine the appropriate dose of treatment based on your child's disease, age and weight.
Children 2-6 years old (13 21 kg):
For mild and moderate infections, 2.5 mL is taken twice a day.
For more serious infections, 5 mL is taken twice a day.
Children 7-12 years old (22 40 kg):
For mild and moderate infections, 5 mL is taken twice a day.
For more serious infections, 10 mL is taken twice a day.
Preparation of the KLAMOKS suspension:
Clamox is in powder form, so it is necessary to dilute it first.
Follow the instructions below to dilute kLAMOX:
Hit the bottle lightly until all the dust flows freely.
1. To prepare the KLAMOX, first add water to the reflection of the mark line on the bottle and shake the bottle well to make the powder into a suspension (Pre-boiled and chilled water should be preferred to prepare the suspension.)
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2. Rest for 5 minutes to ensure a complete dispersion at the first dilution.
3. Fill the remaining water (1/2) up to the marked line on the bottle and shake the bottle again.
4. The suspension can be applied with a measuring spoon of 5 mlTik.
Shake the bottle well before each dose.
Give your kLAMOXu at the beginning or just before meals to minimize the chance of stomach and intestinal disorders.
Divide the doses into equal time intervals between them for at least 4 hours a day. Do not give two doses within 1 hour.
Do not give your child CLAMOX for more than 2 weeks. If your child has not recovered, they should be seen by their doctor again.
After use, close the bottle immediately and tightly.
Store the reconstituted suspension in the refrigerator (2-8 C) and do not freeze it.
The color of KLAMOKS may show slight yellowing during its use. This condition has no effect on the effectiveness of the drug.
Use in children
As stated above.
Use in the elderly:
The dose does not need to be adjusted.
Special Use Cases
Kidney/Caribbean failure: Tell your doctor if your child has kidney failure. Your doctor will determine a lower treatment dose for your child or give your child another treatment.
If your child has liver disease, inform your doctor. Your doctor will determine the appropriate treatment dose and closely monitor your child.
If you have an impression that the effect of CLAMOX is too strong or weak, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.
CLAMOX BID
What to Do in case of Overdose?
CLAMOX BID
What to Do in case of Overdose?
What Should I Do When I Forget to Use CLAMOX BID?
If you forget to give your child CLAMOX, make him take the medicine as soon as he remembers. But do not give the next dose too soon, wait about four hours to give the next dose.
Do not give double doses to offset forgotten doses.
post Treatment For Those Using CLAMOX BID
Your child needs every dose to help fight the infection. Bacteria, some of which do not die, can cause the infection to recur.
Even if it feels better, keep giving your child CLAMOX until the treatment is over.
Things to consider before using CLAMOX BID
Who Shouldn't KlAMOKS BID be Used by?
If your child is allergic to antibiotics called penicillins and cephalosporins
If your child has previously suffered from blood pressure or liver failure following the use of amoxicillin, clavulanic acid, or penicillin.
What Should People Using CLAMOX BID Pay Attention to?
If your child is taking medications that prevent blood clotting
If your child has liver failure
If your child has kidney failure
Also:
If your child has a disease called infectious mononucleosis or is suspected of having such a disease, inform your doctor. ( Measles-like rash seen following the use of clamox may be associated with infectious mononucleosis.) If so, your doctor will give your child another treatment.
• use KLAMOKS ⁇ for as long as your doctor recommends. Long-term use can cause the proliferation of non-sensitive organisms over time.
If your child has a decrease in urine mictan, ensure that he or she gets the appropriate amount of fluid to regulate the amount of urine.
If this applies to your child, even at any time in the past, please consult your doctor.
Food and Beverage Consumption with KLAMOKS BID
What are the foods and drinks that are inconvenient to be consumed with the specified medication? What should we eat or not eat?
CLAMOX should be taken at the beginning of the meal to minimize the possibility of stomach and intestinal disorders.
Is it Used During Pregnancy (Pregnancy) Period?
Consult your doctor or pharmacist before using the medicine.
Inform your doctor if you are an adult using CLAMOX and you are pregnant (or think you may be pregnant).
If you notice that you are pregnant during your treatment, consult your doctor or pharmacist immediately.
Can it be Used During Breastfeeding?
Consult your doctor or pharmacist before using the medicine.
If you are an adult using CLAMOX and you are breastfeeding, inform your doctor.
Vehicle and machinery use
CLAMOX allergic reactions can affect the ability to drive vehicles and machinery, causing unwanted effects such as dizziness, remittance.
What is the CLAMOX BID Active Agent?
• each dose of KLAMOKS 1 mmol (23 mg) contains less sodium than ’; no side effects due to this dose of sodium are expected.
• because of the granular powdered sugar (sucrose) contained in it, if you have previously been told by your doctor that you have an intolerance to certain sugars, contact your doctor before using KLAMOKSu.
Is It Used With Other Drugs?
CLAMOX may interact with the following drugs:
• If your child is taking allopurinol with CLAMOX (which is characterized by increased uric acid in the joints that causes inflammation and pain); the likelihood of developing an allergic skin reaction may increase.
• if your child is taking probeneside (used for gout disease); his doctor may decide to adjust the dose of CLAMOX.
• if your child is taking medications (such as warfarin) that help prevent clotting with CLAMOX, extra blood tests may be needed.
Clamox may affect the way methotrexate (a drug used to treat cancer or rheumatic diseases) acts.
If you are currently taking any prescription or over-the-counter medications or have recently used them, please tell your doctor or pharmacist about them.
To download the KLAMOKS BID prospectus as a PDF file here
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