If your reconstituted azithromycin solution appears cloudy or contains particles, discard it. Never use a cloudy solution.
Difficulty dissolving the powder? Ensure you’re using the correct diluent and follow the instructions meticulously. Gently swirl, avoiding vigorous shaking which may cause foaming.
Incorrect dosage? Double-check your calculations against the physician’s prescription and the medication’s packaging. If uncertain, contact your pharmacist or doctor immediately.
Experiencing pain at the injection site (if applicable)? Apply a cold compress to the area. If pain persists or worsens, seek medical advice.
Notice a change in the solution’s color after reconstitution? This may indicate degradation. Discard the solution and obtain a new vial.
The reconstituted solution is not being properly absorbed? Consult your doctor, as this could indicate an underlying medical issue or an incorrect administration technique.
If you have any other concerns, consult your doctor or pharmacist before administering the medication. They can provide tailored advice based on your specific situation.
