A Quick Solution For Infections: Keflex
August 20th, 2008

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Persistent infections of the respiratory tract, ear and skin, and urinary problems caused by bacterial infestation, are often solved by Keflex administration. As an antibiotic, this drug requires proper medical investigation to determine whether the health condition is caused by a bacterium or not.

Keflex antibiotic features

Keflex belongs to a group of antibiotics known as cephalosporins, and it is similar in structure to other products such as Ceclor, Duricef and Spectracef. Treatment with this drug can only be started when the doctor prescribes it as the appropriate cure, and under no circumstances should it be used for a minor cold or flu.

Keflex is not recommended to patients with an allergy to penicillins, but there are also some medical conditions that require extra care during administration. If you suffer from any of the following, you need to inform the doctor before being prescribed Keflex.

* Kidney and liver disease are important conditions that would render your body intolerant to some medications.

* Some digestive disorders of the stomach or the intestines, such as colitis, could be aggravated during Keflex treatment, so the doctor may prescribe a less concentrated medication formula.

* Diabetes is another disease that should be taken into consideration before prescribing Keflex.

* Let the doctor know whether you suffer from anemia or malnourishment, since a treatment with Keflex may contribute to the deterioration of your general health.

How should Keflex be used?

Keflex administration measures depend on the form that was prescribed to you. If you take the liquid antibiotic, you need to use a dose-measuring device, since a regular teaspoon could make you administer an incorrect quantity.

If you are using tablets or capsules, they need to be taken with a full glass of water. You don't have to take Keflex with food, as this medication is independent of digestion; nevertheless, if you have a very sensitive stomach you can eat something before administration.

Even if health conditions improve, and it seems like the infection is gone, you still have to continue Keflex administration for as long as it was prescribed by the doctor. It is normal to feel you're approaching recovery, but the infection is not entirely gone once the symptoms disappear.

If your stool gets watery, or you have diarrhea combined with bleeding, you must contact the doctor right away. Though Keflex, like all antibiotics in general, can cause bowel problems, it may also be the symptom of a new infection and extra measures should be taken right away.

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