Gencin Injection

Gencin Injection is an antibiotic, that works like a bacterial killer It gets into certain types of bacteria through an oxygen dependent process However, it's not very effective against bacteria that don't need much oxygen So, in simpler terms, gentamicin fights certain bacterial infections by using oxygen to sneak into the bacteria and then disrupting their growth, which helps get rid of the infection. This medicine will be provided by your doctor or nurse; please avoid self administration.

Do not take it on your own; wait for guidance from your doctor or nurse.

Trust your healthcare professional to administer the medicine; do not attempt self-administration. Gentamicin can be nephrotoxic, meaning it has the potential to cause kidney damage Patients with preexisting kidney problems or those receiving other nephrotoxic medications may be at an increased risk Monitoring kidney function through regular blood tests is essential during gentamicin treatment.

Gentamicin can also cause ototoxicity, which is damage to the inner ear resulting in hearing loss or balance issues. The risk is higher in individuals with preexisting hearing problems, those receiving high doses, or those with prolonged treatment Monitoring for signs of hearing loss, such as ringing in the ears or difficulty hearing, is important Hearing loss.

Kidney damage.

Balance disorder (loss of balance).

Injection site pain If you miss a dose, take it when you remember If your next dose is close, skip the missed one and stay on your regular schedule Avoid taking two doses at once Consult your doctor for guidance on managing missed doses effectively.