Ciplacef

Ciplacef Injection (Ceftriaxone) is usually prescribed for the treatment of some bacterial infections, but the medication is also often prescribed for other conditions as well. It is an antibiotic medicine which works by interfering with the further growth of bacterial, ultimately leading infections to be eliminated.

In some situations you may be asked to administer Ciplacef Injection (Ceftriaxone) yourself at home, in which case your physician will instruct you exactly how to do so. If you have any questions regarding appointments, or you should administer the injection, do not hesitate to consult your physician.

The most commonly reported side effects associated with using Ciplacef Injection (Ceftriaxone) include diarrhea, vomiting, and mild nausea. Report these to your physician, doing so urgently if they are persisting, and worrying or bothering you.

More serious side effects, which need immediate medical attention, include skin redness, seizures, chest tightening, swelling, hives, rashes, and vaginal discharge.

This medicine should never be mixed with diluents containing calciums.