Cebosh 100mg/5ml

Cebosh 100mg/5ml by Bosch is a liquid antibiotic that contains Cefixime. This medicine fights bacterial infections by stopping harmful bacteria from growing in your body. Doctors commonly prescribe it for infections in your breathing system, urinary tract, ears, and sometimes stomach problems caused by bacteria.

When doctors prescribe it Your doctor might give you Cebosh if you have:

• Chest or lung infections like bronchitis or pneumonia
• Bladder or kidney infections (UTIs)
• Ear infections, especially in children
• Throat infections like strep throat or tonsillitis
• Certain stomach infections caused by bacteria

What’s in the medicine Each 5ml contains 100mg of Cefixime – this is the antibiotic that kills the bacteria making you sick.

Taking it correctly Always shake the bottle well before measuring your dose. Use the spoon or syringe that comes with the medicine to get the right amount. You can take it with food or on an empty stomach – whatever feels better for you.

The most important thing is finishing the entire course your doctor prescribed, even if you start feeling better after a few days. Stopping early can let the infection come back stronger.

What to watch for Only take this if a doctor has prescribed it specifically for you. It won’t help with colds or flu since those are caused by viruses, not bacteria. Some people get diarrhea, upset stomach, or a mild skin rash while taking it.

Tell your doctor before starting if you have kidney problems or if you’ve ever had bad reactions to penicillin or similar antibiotics. Keep the bottle at room temperature, and check the label for specific storage instructions.

Medical expert’s view Dr. Usman Riaz, who specializes in treating infections, explains that Cefixime works against many different types of bacteria and is generally safe for most patients. However, he emphasizes that proper medical supervision is essential to prevent bacteria from becoming resistant to antibiotics.

Key reminder This is prescription-only medicine. Don’t share it with others or save leftover doses for later infections. Always finish the complete course your doctor ordered.