Ilosone And Infection Treatment
November 19th, 2008

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Though usually known as Erytromicyn, Ilosone is used for the treatment of many kinds of infections caused by staphylococci and streptococci, and is ideal for patients who cannot tolerate penicillin administration due to severe allergic reactions.

Recommendation and administration

It is very common to have Ilosone prescribed as an anti-acne agent since such skin infections can deteriorate into infections of the deep tissues. Furthermore, doctors prescribe it to patients before surgical interventions to prevent infections, or as adjuncts. What is definitely most important to remember here is that Ilosone is a mild antibiotic that should be administered only when prescribed.

Ilosone requires administration with a proper amount of liquid in order to prevent any digestive problems. Normally it should be taken on an empty stomach, at least an hour or two before meals, since absorption may be slowed during digestion; yet, if any discomfort should appear, you may take Ilosone with a little food.

Besides the classic tablet or capsule form, Ilosone is also available as oral liquid solution and chewable tablets. As a solution, erythromicyn is bottled; if there is no dropper to help you measure the solution, you'll have to use a marked spoon to administer the correct amount. In their turn, chewable tablets should not be swallowed until they are well-crushed.

One more form under which you may find Ilosone is the delayed-release capsule or the delayed-release tablet. This medical form includes a higher amount of active substance that passes gradually into the blood stream. These tablets and capsules need to be swallowed whole, since crushing them may lead to an overdose.

Ilosone side effects

The most common side effects signaled during Ilosone administration include digestive problems.

* Nausea, abdominal cramps and vomiting are among the most frequent symtoms associated with Ilosone. Contact your doctor if your stomachache is too persistent and severe.

* Skin rashes, tiredness and weakness may also appear. If skin irritation persists, you need to contact your doctor immediately, since you may actually develop an allergy.

* If Ilosone is administered as shots, there may be redness and swelling around the injected area.

* Temporary loss of hearing, slower or irregular heartbeat and fainting have been reported in very rare situations.

Ilosone efficiency depends on a specific amount of active substance in the blood; consequently it is very important to keep this amount constant by not missing any doses. If your doctor recommends four doses be administered per day, they should be taken at six-hour intervals.

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