C Pime 250 MG Injection 1

C Pime 250 MG Injection 1 is used for the following:

• Management of severe skin and soft tissue infections

• Reduction of lung infections, including pneumonia

• Alleviation of urinary tract infections

• Control of abdomen and stomach infections

• Limiting infections in the bile ducts

• Control and management of blood infections known as septicemia

• Management of brain infections, including meningitis

Administer C Pime 250 MG Injection 1 with the following steps:

• Ensure a healthcare professional, usually a doctor or nurse, administers this injection.

• The medicine is administered intravenously (directly into your veins).

• The injection should be infused slowly over a period of 30 minutes.

• For specific advice on when and how to use this medicine, always consult with your doctor.

C Pime 250 MG Injection 1 is administered intravenously

C Pime 250 MG Injection 1 contains cefepime (250 mg), which works on the body as follows:

• Inhibition of Cell Wall Synthesis: The active ingredient cefepime inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis by binding to and deactivating proteins called penicillin-binding proteins, which are essential for bacteria to build protective cell walls.

• Weakening Bacterial Cell Wall: Cefepime weakens the bacterial cell wall by disrupting the cell wall synthesis process. This leads to the bacterial cell rupturing and its death.

• Resistance to Degradation: Cefepime is able to resist degradation by certain bacterial enzymes known as beta-lactamases. This ensures it maintains its activity against many bacteria resistant to some other antibiotics.

• Store your C Pime 250 MG Injection 1 vials in a cool, dry place, away from exposure to light.

• Keep it out of reach of children to avoid accidental ingestion.

• Always check the expiry date before administration, and do not use it if expired.

• Stay well-hydrated, especially if you have a urinary tract infection. This helps in flushing out the bacteria.

• Maintain good hygiene practices to avoid further bacterial infections. This includes regular hand washing and cleaning wounds carefully.