MINOZ (MINOCYCLINE)

Like other antibiotics, the amount of Minocycline prescribed can differ based on the type and seriousness of the treated infection. Typically for adults, they are taking 200 mg daily and 100 mg every 12 hours after that is suggested. Nevertheless, the dosage may be altered depending on how an individual responds to the medication and at the discretion of their doctor.

Minocycline can cause side effects such as feeling nauseous, vomiting, experiencing diarrhea feeling dizzy, and being tired. Usually, these side effects are mild. Don't last long. However,, it's important to inform your healthcare provider if they continue or worsen. Furthermore, antibiotics using Minocycline may lead to the growth of nonsusceptible organisms. In cases, you might need to stop taking the medication.

To ensure the use of Minocycline, it is essential to follow certain precautions. These precautions include taking the medication exactly as prescribed, informing your healthcare provider about your history and any other medicines you are currently taking, and promptly reporting any side effects. If you are a long-term user, you may need to undergo liver and kidney function tests to monitor for any possible damage to these organs.