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about my treatment, cephradine, an antibiotic, to help treat my infection, the drug will be either injected into a large muscle, buttock, hip, added to an intravenous fluid, that will drip through a needle, catheter placed, in my vein for 30 minutes, two to four times a day, cephradine eliminates bacteria that cause many kinds, infections, lung, skin, bone, joint, stomach, blood, urinary tract infections , health care provider, doctor, nurse, may measure the effectiveness and side effects, treatment using laboratory tests and physical examinations, important to keep all appointments with a physician, laboratory, treatment depends on how my infection and symptoms respond to the medication,
precautions, before administering cephradine, allergic to cephradine, any other cephalosporin, cefaclor, ceclor, cefadroxil, duricef, cephalexin, keflex, penicillins, medications i am taking, especially other antibiotics, anticoagulants, 'blood thinners', warfarin, coumadin, probenecid, benemid, vitamins, ever had kidney, liver, gastrointestinal disease, especially colitis, pregnant, plan to become pregnant, when breast-feeding , become pregnant while taking cephradine, surgery, dental surgery, taking cephradine, diabetes and regularly check my urine for sugar, use clinistix, testape, clinitest tablets because cephradine, false positive results,
administering my medication, before you administer cephradine, look at the solution closely, it should be clear and free, floating material, gently squeeze the bag, observe the solution container to make sure there are no leaks, discolored, contains particles, the bag, container leaks, use a new solution, showed the damaged one to my doctor, use my medication exactly as directed, do not stop my therapy, my infection could worsen, result in hospitalization, do not change my dosing schedule, my doctor told me, stop my infusion, a mechanical problem, a blockage, tubing, needle, catheter, to stop an infusion, i called my doctor, the therapy can continue, side effects from cephradine are not common, are administering cephradine into a muscle, can be mixed with lidocaine, xylocaine, to reduce pain at the injection site, my doctor said, symptoms are severe, diarrhea, stomach pain, upset stomach , vomiting, look for symptoms, i called my doctor, unusual bleeding, bruising, difficulty breathing , itching, rash, hives, sore mouth, throat
storing my medication, health care provider probably will give you a several-day supply, cephradine at a time, are receiving cephradine intravenously, in my vein, probably will be told to store it, refrigerator, freezer, take my next dose from the refrigerator 1 hour before using it; place it in a clean, dry area to allow it to warm to room temperature, are told to store additional cephradine, freezer, always move a 24-hour supply to the refrigerator for the next day's use, do not refreeze medications, are receiving cephradine intramuscularly, in my muscle, health care provider will tell you, store it properly, store my medication, directed, store my medication properly, keep my supplies in a clean, dry place when you are not using them, health care provider will tell you, throw away used needles, syringes, tubing, containers to avoid accidental injury, emergency/overdose, overdose, the victim has collapsed, is not breathing,
signs, infection, should be aware, my infection is worse, a new infection develops, look for symptoms, fever, unusual tiredness , weakness, chills, shaking, nighttime sweating, appetite, are receiving cephradine, in my vein, under my skin, need to know the symptoms, a catheter-related infection, an infection where the needle enters my vein, skin, effects near my intravenous catheter, tenderness, warmth, irritation, drainage, redness, swelling, pain
brand names, velosef injection
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