Description:
Clarithromycin is an antibiotic that kills bacteria causing infections. It stops bacteria from making the proteins they need to survive and grow. It also helps reduce swelling and helps your body fight infection better.
What it treats Doctors in Pakistan give Clarithromycin injection for:
- Lung infections like pneumonia and bronchitis
- Skin and soft tissue infections
- Stomach ulcers caused by H. pylori bacteria (used with other medicines)
- Sinus infections and sore throat
- Some unusual infections like mycoplasma or chlamydia
- Stopping infections in people with weak immune systems
- Some cases of Lyme disease
How you get it
- Only given by a doctor or nurse as a shot
- How much you get depends on what infection you have and how bad it is
- You can’t give this to yourself
Bad effects Some people get:
- Upset stomach, gas, or heartburn
- Loose stools or belly pain
- Feeling dizzy or sleepy
- Weird metal taste in mouth
- Dry skin or rash
Get help right away if you have a bad allergic reaction.
Be careful if
- You’re pregnant or breastfeeding – don’t use
- You have bad liver problems – don’t use
- You have muscle weakness problems (myasthenia gravis) – be extra careful
- You get bad skin reactions – stop and call your doctor
- Don’t use when you don’t really need it – bacteria can become resistant
Other medicines that don’t mix well Clarithromycin can cause problems with:
- Cholesterol pills (like atorvastatin)
- Diabetes medicines including insulin
- Anxiety or sleep pills (benzodiazepines)
- Blood thinners like warfarin
Tell your doctor about every medicine you take.
How to store
- Keep at room temperature (under 25°C)
- Keep away from heat, wetness, and bright light
- Keep away from kids
- Don’t use if it’s expired
Things to remember
- Don’t take antibiotics without a doctor saying so
- Take the whole treatment even if you feel better
Important This is just information to help you learn. It’s not telling you what medicine to take. Always talk to a doctor or pharmacist before using Clarithromycin injection.

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