Zithromax belongs to a class of pharmaceuticals known as macrolide antibacterial treatments, and it is used to treat mild/moderate infections caused by susceptible strains of specific bacteria.

Along with its therapeutic advantages, Zithromax has a variety of negative effects that should be well recognized by each patient before beginning therapy. If any evidence of allergic reactions emerge, the patient should immediately discontinue Zithromax and seek guidance from a healthcare professional. In situations of vomiting or agitation when feeding a kid, it is critical to seek quick medical attention.

The following are the most prevalent adverse effects of Zithromax treatment:

• Soreness/itchiness in area of vagina accompanied by little volumes of discharges white in color
• Sore and white tongue and mouth
• Reoccurring appetite loss, vomiting, stomach ache, nausea, digestion diarrhoea, complications, constipation
• Repeated and continuous dizziness and severe headaches
• Acute ache in joints and/or muscles
• Tiredness, drowsiness and/or fatigue
• Skin rash
• Loss of hearing or reoccurring ringing noises
• Alterations of smell and taste

Any of the above-mentioned undesirable side effects should be addressed with caution and immediately reported to a healthcare professional.

Aside from that, Zithromax is also available at pharmacies under several names, such as zythromax, azithromax, and zithromycin. Regardless of the product name, the essential composition and efficacy of this drug remain the same. The most frequent dose versions now available on the market are: zithromax 500mg, zithromax 250 mg, and azithromycin z-pack.