Bactizolid syrup is an antibiotic that belongs to the oxazolidinone class. It is used to treat severe bacterial
infections by stopping the growth of disease-causing bacteria. It also helps control infections that are resistant to
some conventional antibiotics.
It is used in complex infections that require precise medical supervision. It is effective against certain
Gram-positive bacteria and is only used under prescription with careful doctor monitoring to determine the appropriate
dose according to the condition.
Composition of Bactizolid
Bactizolid contains the following active ingredient:
Strength and dosage forms of Bactizolid
Bactizolid is available in different forms and strengths. It is available as a syrup with a concentration of 100 mg
per 5 ml in a 150 ml bottle.
It is also available as an intravenous infusion solution with a concentration of 200 mg per 100 ml in a 300 ml bottle.
The dosage form and dose are determined according to the patient’s condition under medical supervision.
Indications for use of BACTIZOLID
The main uses of Bactizolid include:
Treatment of severe bacterial infections.
Treatment of infections resistant to other antibiotics.
Lower respiratory tract infections.
Skin and soft tissue infections.
Treatment of certain complicated hospital-acquired infections.
Control of infections caused by Gram-positive bacteria.
Used under strict medical supervision.
Dosage of Bactizolid
The dose varies depending on age, condition, and severity of infection. It is usually taken every 12 hours according
to the doctor’s instructions. Accurate measuring devices should be used to ensure correct dosing.
Treatment should be continued for the full prescribed duration and not stopped early even if symptoms improve. The
dose should not be changed or adjusted without consulting a physician.
Side effects of Bactizolid
The most common side effects of Bactizolid include:
Nausea or vomiting.
Mild to moderate diarrhea.
Headache.
Dizziness.
Blood disorders with long-term use.
Low platelet count in some cases.
Contraindications of Bactizolid
Bactizolid should not be used in case of allergy to linezolid. It should not be used without medical supervision in
certain conditions such as severe blood disorders or when taking medications that may interact with it.
Caution is required in patients with liver or kidney disease. Long-term use should only be done under close medical
monitoring to avoid complications.
Alternatives to Bactizolid in pharmacies
Available alternatives include:
Zyvox.
Linezolid.
Linezolid (generic).
Linezox.
Use during pregnancy and breastfeeding
This medication should be used with caution during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It should only be used when necessary
under strict medical supervision after evaluating the expected benefits against potential risks.
The health of both mother and baby should be monitored throughout treatment. Unsupervised use during pregnancy should
be avoided. Medical advice is required before breastfeeding.
Storage conditions
It should be stored under the following conditions:
Store below 25–30°C.
Keep away from direct light.
Do not freeze.
Keep in the original tightly closed container.
Keep out of reach of children.