Ceclor

Cefaclor is recommended for curing various forms of infections resulted from harmful bacteria activity.

The medicine is a cephalosporin antibiotic. Its components act to struggle with bacteria in the organism.

This description includes not all possible cases when this drug may be taken.

Consult the doctor if you have allergy to any drugs (penicillin in particular).
Do not stop using this drug if you are getting better. You should take until the time prescribed is over. The symptoms may improve but the infection might not be gone yet. Cefaclor is inappropriate for treating flu and common cold.

Antibiotics treatment may result in diarrhea. This means that some new infection has got into the body. If you are suffering from bloody or watery diarrhea you should immediately contact your doctor. No medicine fighting diarrhea can be taken if it is not advised by the doctor.

Patients who suffer from allergy to cefaclor or to such antibioticks as Cefzil, Ceftin, Duricef, Fortaz, Omnicef, Keflex, Suprax, Spectracef, and others cannot take Cefaclor.