What is cefalexin?
cefalexin is a type of antibiotic known as an antibiotic of cephalosporin. These drugs are prescribed for people with certain types of bacterial infections and can generally be used as a safe alternative to penicillin people who are allergic to this antibiotic. Cefalexin is also known as cephalexin and is sold under brands such as Keflex®, Panixine® and Zartan®. Maintaining the integrity of the cell wall is essential for bacterial survival. Cefalexin and other cephalosporin antibiotics kill bacterial cells by interference with the ability of cells to build and repair their walls. When the integrity of bacterial cell walls is disrupted, cells affected by these antibiotics opened and died.
cefalexin is a commonly prescribed treatment of antibiotics for respiratory infections, urinary tract infections and skin infection a German tissue. In addition, it is a common treatment of the first line for deep skin infections such as cellulite. This antibiotic is sometimes prescribed as acne treatment. As with uAntibiotics are supposed to take a complete prescribed course, although the symptoms retreat after a few days. This is important because bacteria still alive at the end of the interrupted course of antibiotics can develop resistance to the drug.
This medicine can cause a wide range of side effects. Possible effects include dizziness, headaches, digestive problems, stomach pain, diarrhea, joint pain and fatigue. Women who use this antibiotic could temporarily have an increased risk of developing vaginal yeast infection. This is because antibiotics can sometimes kill bacteria that naturally live in the vagina, allowing yeasts to grow more extensive.
More serious side effects may include eating skin or eyes like jaundice, peeling or blisters of the skin, reducing urine production, inexplicable bleeding or bruising, abdominal convulsions and confusion. These symptoms require quick medical care from a doctorY has been ensured that they are adequately treated. For some, it is rare that it has an allergic reaction to this antibiotic, but may and may occur, causing symptoms such as itching and rash of skin, swelling of the face or mouth and breathing problems. These allergic symptoms require immediate emergency medical assistance.
The risk of serious side effects due to cefalexin use may be increased in people who have liver or kidney disease or gastrointestinal diseases such as colitis. People with diabetes also have an increased risk of serious side effects. Depending on the type of infection and the type of already existing disease, the patient may prescribe a modified dose of antibiotics or a completely different drug.