Zithromax - Zithromax Side Effects
Zithromax is a type of antibiotic used to treat infections caused by bacteria. This drug is typically prescribed for children to treat ear infections, tonsillitis, strep throat, and pneumonia and prescribed for adults to treat these conditions plus more serious respiratory infections, like skin problems, and sexually transmitted diseases. If your doctor prescribes antibiotic zithromax, for whatever reason, it is important to research and learn more about the potential side effects and long-term complications.
Common zithromax side effects include the following: digestive problems (diarrhea, stomach pain, vomiting, etc), insomnia, dizziness, fever, mild skin rashes, hearing problems, and headache. If not monitored carefully, these zithromax side effects can worsen and become more serious. You should always contact your doctor if you think you are have an allergic reaction to zithromax or are experiences chest paints, severe skin blisters, or symptoms that do not go away.
Most people do not have an allergic reaction to zithromax. In general, this drug is extremely safe. However, if you know you are allergic to similar drugs, like Ketek, Biaxin, or Tao, you should avoid zithromax. In addition, zithromax reacts adversely with a number of other medications, including herbal supplements, so you should always disclose a full list of your drug usage to your doctor. Zithromax might also pose problems with patients who have liver or kidney disease or who have a heart disorder or Long QT syndrome. In general, if your doctor prescribes antibiotic zithromax, talk to him or her about potential side effects, and always follow specific dosage instructions to stay safe while helping your body fight infection.