Cleocin

Cleocin is a drug that treats severe bacterial. However it cannot be taken in the treatment of meningitis.

Cleocin belongs to the drug group of lincomycin antibiotics. Cleocin impedes bacteria in producing proteins necessary for its existence. In such a way not having important proteins bacteria dies and your body starts to recover from infection.

If you need more detailed information about the use of this medicine you ought to contact the doctor or some other specialist.
The drug is not allowed to be distributed among people who have no prescription for it.
If the symptoms persist or worsen you should refer to professional help.

The given information is a general overview of the drug. If you need some additional facts concerning the medication you should contact the doctor or some other specialist in medicine.

Cleocin is forbidden for patients who have allergy to some ingredient in the medicine or to lincomycin. You cannot use this drug if you suffer from such intestinal problems as antibiotic-associated colitis, ulcerative colitis, Crohn disease, and meningitis.

If anything mentioned above relates to you tell your doctor and ask for advice.