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| Product | Tinidazole 500 mg - Tinidazole Tablets |
|---|---|
| Categories | Ivermectin & Fenbendazole |
| Pack Size | 200 Tablets, 300 Tablets, 100 Tablets |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
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Existing catalogue category: Ivermectin & Fenbendazole (category review recommended)
Dosage form: Oral prescription tablets
Strength: 500 mg
Tinidazole is an antimicrobial and antiprotozoal medicine prescribed for selected infections including trichomoniasis, giardiasis, amebiasis and bacterial vaginosis. Diagnosis and dosing differ by condition.
Tinidazole damages DNA in susceptible protozoa and anaerobic organisms.
Common effects include nausea, metallic taste and abdominal discomfort; rare neurologic or blood-related effects are possible. Avoid alcohol during treatment and for 72 hours afterward according to U.S. labeling. Review pregnancy and breastfeeding precautions.
A qualified clinician should confirm the infection and choose the appropriate treatment schedule. Avoid self-prescribing these medicines for unrelated or unproven uses. Some gastrointestinal infections also require fluids and prevention of reinfection.
It is used for selected protozoal and anaerobic infections when prescribed.
Yes, it is among the medicines used for giardiasis.
Yes; diagnosis and partner treatment decisions matter.
It is used for bacterial vaginosis in appropriate patients.
Avoid alcohol during treatment and for three days after the final dose under U.S. labeling.
Yes, altered taste and gastrointestinal effects can occur.
With trichomoniasis, evaluation and treatment of partners is important.
No. It is not a general antiviral therapy.
Pregnancy and lactation require clinician review and current labeling.
Persistent symptoms may require stool testing, rehydration and reassessment.
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