Raxitid Tablet (Roxithromycin) | For Bacterial Respiratory, Throat, Skin & Soft Tissue Infections
Product Overview
What is Raxitid Tablet?
Raxitid Tablet contains Roxithromycin, which belongs to the macrolide group of medicines. It helps manage different types of bacterial infections by supporting the body’s ability to control bacterial growth.
How Does Raxitid Tablet Work?
Raxitid Tablet works by affecting the protein-making process of bacteria. This action helps slow down bacterial growth and supports the recovery process during bacterial infections.
Key Features
- Contains Roxithromycin as the active ingredient
- Belongs to the macrolide medicine group
- Helps manage various bacterial infections
- Available in tablet form for convenient use
Important Information
Raxitid Tablet should be used according to the guidance provided by a healthcare professional. Following the recommended usage helps maintain effective results and supports safe use. Store the tablet in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Precaution
Before You Begin
Let your healthcare provider know about any existing health conditions, ongoing medicines, or past reactions to similar tablets before starting Raxitid Tablet. This helps ensure it suits your overall health picture.
| Precaution Area | What to Keep in Mind |
| Liver Health | Use cautiously; medicine is liver-processed |
| Heart Health | Mention any rhythm-related history |
| Pregnancy/Breastfeeding | Only as advised by healthcare provider |
| Allergies | Avoid if previously reactive |
| Daily Activities | Check body response before driving |
| Other Medicines | Share full medicine list with provider |
Usage
Uses
FAQs
What is Raxitid Tablet used for?
It's used to manage infections affecting the throat, sinuses, skin, and urinary tract.
How should I take it?
Swallow it whole with water, usually on an empty stomach, unless your healthcare provider advises otherwise.
Can I stop once I feel better?
No, completing the full course is important to prevent the infection from returning.
Is it safe during pregnancy?
Only under a healthcare provider's guidance, based on individual assessment.
Can children take this medicine?
Yes, but only in doses recommended by a healthcare provider.
What if I miss a dose?
Take it as soon as you remember, unless it's almost time for the next one—then skip the missed dose.
Are there any food restrictions?
It's best taken away from meals for optimal absorption.
What should I avoid while taking it?
Avoid alcohol and self-adjusting the dose without medical advice.
Interactions
| Interacts With | What to Know |
| Ergot-based Migraine Medicines | Avoid combining |
| Heart Rhythm Medicines | Use only under guidance |
| Blood-Thinning Medicines | May need monitoring |
| Other Antibiotic Medicines | Avoid unsupervised combination |
| Food/Beverages | Best taken on empty stomach |
| Existing Conditions | Share full health history with provider |
| Manufacturer | : | Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd |
| Equivalent Brand | : | Raxitid |
| Generic Search | : | Roxithromycin |
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