Novamox 250 Mg Rediuse Suspension 30ml

Overview

Novamox 250 Mg Rediuse Suspension 30ml is an antibacterial drug that comes in the form of an oral suspension solution. This type of medication is usually recommended for children under 10 to 12 years of age and those suffering from any type of bacterial infection.

Novamox 250 mg Rediuse Suspension 30 ml is administered with a strong antibacterial agent known as Amoxycillin. This common medicinal substance can provide effective treatment for multiple types of bacterial infections.

The same medication may be recommended for your children if they have Bacterial Infections of the skin, nose, ears, eyes, throat, sinuses, lungs, teeth, urinary tract, and gastrointestinal tract.

Dosage

The complete amount of suspension solution comes in a bottle and its volume is 30 ml. Find out how much suspension should be used for each use to know the exact dosage. You can administer the dose using a spoon or using a dropper.

Remember that for generally mild issues of bacterial infections, it is safe to use the Buy Novamox 250 Mg Rediuse Suspension 30ml only once per day. But for further severities of bacterial infections doctors may recommend using up to 4 times this medicine throughout the day keeping equal spacing in between each administration. As a parent, you must feed the medicine on time to your children.

Side Effects

Often the most notable side effects of the Novamox 250 Mg Rediuse Suspension 30ml Online include stomach cramps, nausea, dizziness, Headache, vomiting tendencies, and diarrhea. Talk to the doctors if they don’t go away within 4 to 5 days.

Precautions

It is highly important to note down the amount of dose for a single time use. Since the Novamox 250 Mg Rediuse Suspension 30ml Form Australia comes in the form of a suspension fluid you will need to know the amount for each use in milliliters.

Avoid further dilution of the Novamox 250 mg Rediuse Suspension 30 ml in water as it can be used to feed directly.

Talk with the doctor if your child has any other existing infection issues on the skin, stomach, kidney, and eyes.

Last Updated on 08/29/2024 ✔ Medically Reviewed by Dr. Arjun Srivastav