You should know the risks and warnings of Cyrocin to prevent its misuse.
There are some specific circumstances under which the use of certain medications is contraindicated or considered dangerous. So when taking any medicine it's always a good practice to familiarize yourself with its risks and warnings.
The risks and warnings associated with Cyrocin are:
1. Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Pregnant women and those breastfeeding should not take Cyrocin, unless approved by their doctor. Usage of Cyrocin can adversely affect the health of the baby.
2. Allergic to ciprofloxacin
Certain people can be allergic to Ciprofloxacin. An allergic reaction can be mild, causing symptoms like rashes, wheezing, hives etc. But a severe reaction can lead to life threatening conditions such as anaphylactic shock.
In this state, a person's airways become congested, skin breakouts into rashes, vomiting & nausea ensue, the person becomes disoriented and might also faint. If timely aid is not provided, there can be serious consequences. Therefore, be sure to inform your doctor about your allergies.
3. Non-susceptible organisms
Cyrocin should only be prescribed in cases where bacteria is sensitive to it. Otherwise, it can lead to antibiotic resistance, in which treating future bacterial infections becomes a challenge. It generally is applicable for the infections pertaining to nose, ear and throat.
4. Diarrhea
There are good bacteria present in the digestive tract, which keep it healthy. However, when we take antibiotics, these bacteria are also singled out and killed. Therefore, our gastrointestinal health suffers. Problems like diarrhea occur as a consequence then. If you have complaints of an upset stomach, you should let your doctor know.
5. Tendinitis
People suffering from the inflammation of tendons due to some disease or condition, should refrain from taking Cyrocin as It can cause the condition to aggravate.
6. Peripheral neuropathy
Since Cyrocin can lead to peripheral neuropathy, those already suffering from this condition should not use Cyrocin.
7. Seizures
People with a history of seizure or renal impairment should avoid Cyrocin, as it can lead to seizures in the body. Moreover, for those suffering from conditions that can cause seizures like brain injury, tumor, or cerebral atherosclerosis, should take Cyrocin with caution, lest it triggers seizures. It is also suggested that people disclose their health condition to their doctor, so medicines are prescribed accordingly to begin with.
8. Kidney failure
Our kidneys perform the vital task of excreting waste products and toxins from the body. When the kidneys are unable to perform their task well, toxins build up in the body. It impairs several functions in the body, alongside other adverse effects. Thus, if you have kidney disease or failure, you should inform your doctor. They can adjust the dosage to the appropriate levels.
9. Gastric ulcers
Due to Cyrocin's impact on gastrointestinal tracking, people suffering from issues like gastric ulcers, etc. should take Cyrocin with extreme caution. Long term usage of Cyrocin can have a grave impact on the lining of the stomach. Tell your doctor about any such gastric issues so that they can prescribe a gastroprotective agent alongside the antibiotic for patient ease.
10. Liver diseases
People with liver diseases should take Cyrocin with caution. As the liver helps in the metabolism and excretion of the drugs. Therefore, any disease of the liver impairs its functionality, due to which drugs get accumulated in the body. This has grave implications for the body.
11. Heart diseases and hypertension
People with a history of heart disease, heart attack or hypertension must take Cyrocin with caution, as it can exacerbate heart conditions.
12. Mental disorders
Anyone with mental disease like depression and anxiety ought to take Cyrocin with caution since it can worsen the preexisting condition. Thus, be sure to inform your healthcare provider about any of your physical and mental health conditions.
13. Blood vessels diseases
Individuals with a history of blood diseases like atherosclerosis or aneurysm should take Cyrocin with caution.
14. Arrhythmias
Arrhythmia is a condition in which the heartbeat rate or the rhythm of the heart becomes abnormal. If not treated in time, it can be fatal as well. Due to the impact of Cyrocin on the QT interval prolongation of the heart, it can lead to arrhythmia. Thus, Cyrocin should be used with caution.
