Flagyl

Flagyl is a drug for curing some infections which bacteria and amoebas cause. It is taken for other purposes if prescribed by the doctor.

This medicine is an oral antibacterial and antiprotozoal. It is believed that the drug enters the bacterial cell, and destroys it affecting certain cell components.
If you need some details or additional information concerning the medicine call your doctor or a pharmacist.
It’s inappropriate to share the drug with the people who have no prescription for it.
You ought to inform the doctor if the symptoms show no enhancement or worsen.

This information about the drug is general. For further information and details refer to your doctor or a pharmacist.

Flagyl is not appropriate for people who have allergy to an ingredient that is a component in the tablets, who are pregnant (3 month). The medication is forbidden if the patient is taking busulfan, an ergot alkaloid (such as ergotamine), or has been taking disulfiram in the last 2 weeks. Do not take Flagyl if you are using an HIV protease inhibitor containing alcohol (amprenavir solution). If unsure you ought to ask your pharmacist whether your drug contains alcohol or not. And the given pills are forbidden for people who drink alcohol.

You should consult your health care provider if anything of the mentioned above concerns you.