Order Ceftin/Cefuroxime over the counter.
Ceftin (Cefuroxime) 125mg/250mg/500mg.
Active ingredient: Cefuroxime
Ceftin – the antibiotic cephalosporin, is prescribed for treatment of Bacterial infections caused by sensitive microorganisms: respiratory diseases (bronchitis, pneumonia, abscess of lungs, a pleura empyema, etc.), ENT organs (sinusitis, tonsillitis, pharyngitis, otitis, etc.), urinary tract (pyelonephritis, cystitis, asymptomatic bacteriuria, gonorrhea, etc.), skin and soft tissues (face, pyoderma, impetigo, furunculosis, phlegmon, a wound fever, diamond-skin disease, etc.), bones and joints (osteomyelitis, septic arthritis, etc.), small pelvis (endometritis, adnexitis, cervicitis), sepsis, meningitis, Lyme desease (borreliosis), prevention of infectious complications at operations on Thoracic organs, abdominal cavity, pelvis, joints inc. at operations.
Ceftin Product Description
Drug Uses
Cefuroxime is an antibacterial agent used to treat or prevent mild to moderately severe bacterial infections. Ceftin advantage over many other antibiotics is that this drug can be used to treat infectious diseases in infants aged three months and older.
Ceftin is effective in treating infections of different etiology and localization, including, but not limited to:
- early stages of Lyme disease;
- sexually transmitted infections (STI) including gonococcal urethritis and cervicitis;
- uncomplicated urinary tract infections (UTI), including cystitis, pyelonephritis;
- uncomplicated skin and skin structure infections (SSSI), including furunculosis, non-bullous and
- bullous impetigo, pyoderma;
- primary and secondary infections of upper respiratory tract (URTI), including mild, moderate or acute: pneumonia, bronchitis, exacerbations of chronic bronchitis, bacterial maxillary sinusitis, streptococcal tonsillitis, streptococcal pharyngitis, otitis media.
The standard single doses of Ceftin for adults are 250mg or 500mg. To treat gonorrhea and some other infectious diseases, the maximum single dose of Cefuroxime 1000mg can be prescribed. The total daily doses of Cefuroxime for adults range from 500 mg to 1000 mg.
Missed Dose
If you do not take Cefuroxime tablets at scheduled time, take the missed dose of your antibiotic as soon as you remember. However, do not take a double dose of this cephalosporin antibacterial drug to make up the missed dose.
Cystitis is an inflammatory disease of the bladder, which is more common in women due to the structure and location of the urethra. This disease can cause serious complications in the genitourinary system, and therefore requires timely treatment. Neglected and incompletely treated inflammatory processes in the bladder can lead to the development of a chronic form of the disease.
Why does inflammation develop in the bladder?
Inflammation can begin for various reasons, but most often it is an infection with bacteria or viruses (the most common causative agent of cystitis is Escherichia coli).
This is due to:
- insufficient genital hygiene;
- urinary incontinence;
- sphincter weakness;
- wearing tight underwear;
- decreased functioning of the immune system;
- hormonal disorders;
- severe hypothermia;
- injuries;
- vitamin deficiency;
- problems with urine outflow.
In some cases, inflammation of the bladder occurs due to the action of drugs, for example, cytostatics, which are used in the treatment of cancer. Less commonly, inflammation is triggered by an allergic reaction, causing the mucous membrane of the genitourinary system to swell. In this condition, it is necessary to identify the allergen in order to avoid contact with it in the future.
What types of cystitis exist?
Cystitis can be primary and secondary, as well as infectious and non-infectious. In this case, the disease can be acute or chronic. In acute cystitis, pronounced symptoms are observed, while the chronic form occurs with a blurred clinical picture.
The following types of cystitis can also be distinguished:
- hemorrhagic – with blood in the urine;
- chronic non-bacterial cystitis (can progress and be severe).
Why might blood appear in the urine during cystitis?
Hemorrhagic cystitis is a severe form of the disease in which women have blood or blood clots in their urine. The reasons for this condition may be the following factors:
- taking potent drugs;
- thinning of the bladder walls;
- a complication that arose against the background of acute cystitis;reduced immunity;
- endocrine diseases;
- anatomical predisposition.
The urine may be slightly pink or even dark brown. In this case, the woman feels the urge to urinate every few minutes and experiences intense pain in the lower abdomen. Manifestations of intoxication may be associated with these symptoms.
Now any drug can be bought or ordered online, but in the case of hemorrhagic cystitis, in no case should you self-medicate.
What symptoms occur with cystitis?
In the acute course of the disease, patients experience symptoms such as pain when urinating, fever, and the urge to go to the toilet more often than usual. Chronic cystitis may not manifest itself in any way until the period of exacerbation.
Typical symptoms of bladder inflammation include the following:
- frequent urge to go to the toilet with minimal urine output;
- feeling that the bladder does not empty completely;
- painful sensations when urinating (stinging, burning, discomfort);
- change in urine color;
- aching pain in the lower abdomen or rectal area.
What can serve as risk factors?
People who have at least one of the following factors are at risk:
- age over 50 years;
- physical inactivity;
- history of genitourinary system disease;
- difficulties with urination of various etiologies;
- long-term use of a urinary catheter;
- chronic endocrine disease;
- pregnancy;
- incorrect location of the urethra;
- use of barrier contraceptives that cause irritation;
- using insufficient lubricant during sexual intercourse.
- presence of ureaplasma infection.
Why does cystitis most often affect women?
There are two reasons why 90% of patients with cystitis are women:
- The female urethra is wider and shorter than the male urethra, which makes it easy for cystitis pathogens to get inside the bladder.
- The urinary canal is located close to the anus.
Almost every woman has suffered from cystitis at least once in her life, and 10% of patients have a chronic course of the disease.
Why can cystitis appear after sexual intercourse?
The disease can occur or worsen after sexual intercourse, with insufficiently careful hygiene, damage to the mucous membranes and unprotected sex. A related risk factor is decreased immunity.
Cystitis can also be transmitted from an infected man to a woman or vice versa. You can become infected not only during sexual intercourse, but also by using the same towel or other personal items.
How to properly treat cystitis?
To treat cystitis, you need to see a doctor (urologist), who can collect a detailed history and carry out a number of diagnostic procedures (urinalysis, blood test, ultrasound of the pelvic organs). After which, depending on the nature of the disease, the doctor gives recommendations on how to reduce the intensity of symptoms and eliminate the inflammatory process. Most often, antibiotic therapy is used to treat cystitis. One of the effective drugs for the treatment of cystitis is Ceftin. This is an antibiotic that belongs to the second generation cephalosoporins and has a semi-synthetic structure. It disrupts the enzyme system of bacteria and leads to the destruction of their cell wall. Thus, it causes the death of microorganisms.
Are there any contraindications to taking Ceftin/Cefuroxime?
Ceftin is well tolerated by most patients, but is not recommended for those who are hypersensitive to cephalosparins. Women should not take Ceftin (Cefuroxime) in the first trimester of pregnancy.
Where can I buy Ceftin at a good price?
In our online pharmacy you can order a high-quality analogue of Ceftin – a generic, over-the-counter. It is highly effective in treating cystitis, and at the same time low price. Generic Ceftin/Cefuroxime can be ordered without a doctor’s prescription at the best price. Before you buy the drug, you need to consult a urologist.
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