Floxin

Floxin is usually taken to treat mild to moderate bacterial infections.

Being a fluoroquinolone antibiotic the drug destroys bacteria blocking the production of proteins necessary for bacteria existence.

Always inform your doctor about the facts that were described below.
Floxin is not recommended for people allergic to one of the medicine ingredients or to other fluoroquinolone antibiotics (ciprofloxacin in particular) as well as for the patients suffering from abnormal levels of such blood electrolyte as low potassium or magnesium. The medicine does not go with a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (ibuprofen) and typhoid oral vaccine as well as with the drugs treating heart rhythm disturbances (among them amiodarone, quinidine, procainamide, and sotalol). People who have ever experienced some type of irregular heartbeat such as QTc interval prolongation should also avoid taking Floxin.

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.