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Delmox CV 1000mg/200mg Injection is a medicine that contains two antibiotics that are used to combat various bacterial infections. This medication is a crucial player in treating conditions ranging from respiratory infections to urinary tract issues.

It is a combination of two key components Amoxicillin, a potent βlactam antibiotic, and Clavulanic Acid, a βlactamase inhibitor. This dynamic duo works together to eliminate susceptible bacteria.

It is a versatile medication employed to treat or prevent infections caused by susceptible bacteria. Common applications include Urinary tract infections, Respiratory tract infections, Skin and soft tissue infections, Sinus infections, Tonsillitis, Dental infections, and Infected animal and human bites.

It is also recommended for drug-resistant tuberculosis when used in combination with meropenem.

Its dosage and duration depend on the severity and type of infection. Always follow your healthcare provider's instructions for optimal results.

Though rare, adverse effects like cholestatic jaundice and Stevens-Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis have been associated Report any unusual symptoms promptly

Avoid it, if you have a history of penicillin allergy inform your doctor about your complete medication list, including vitamins and herbal supplements. 

If you miss a dose, don't panic, Contact your healthcare provider immediately for guidance. It's essential not to double up on doses without professional advice.

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Available in 2 variations

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Delmox CV 1000mg/200mg Injection

Delmox CV 1000mg/200mg Injection

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Delmox CV 250mg/125mg Tablet

Delmox CV 250mg/125mg Tablet

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