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Tinidazole Tablets

Tinidazole

Utilised to manage anaerobic protozoal and bacterial infections to support mucosal clearance and target pathogen cell structure.

Category
Antibiotics
Active ingredient
Tinidazole
Route
Oral use
Form
Tablet
Strengths
500mg

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Prescription and consultation requirements for Tinidazole Tablets vary by destination and are determined by the fulfilment partner.

Tinidazole Tablets details

Alternative names
tindamax
Therapeutic class
Nitroimidazole Antibacterial
Pharmacological class
Nitroimidazole
Minor side effects
metallic taste; nausea; headache
Moderate side effects
dizziness; vomiting; abdominal pain
Dosage forms
Tablet
Administration route
Oral use
Supply category
Prescription-only medicine (POM)
Onset Time
1–2 hours
Duration
24 hours
Storage instructions
Store below 25°C. Keep dry.
Drug interactions
Alcohol; Warfarin
Age restrictions
Approved for children over three years and adults based on indication.
Contraindications

pregnancy in first trimester; active neurological disorders; hypersensitivity to tinidazole

Serious side effects

seizures, requires immediate medical attention; peripheral neuropathy, requires immediate medical attention

Patient summary

utilised to manage anaerobic protozoal and bacterial infections to support mucosal clearance and target pathogen cell structure.

Mechanism of action

Enters target cells where reduction processes yield reactive intermediates that destroy DNA helixes.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

TGA Category C: Avoid in first trimester. Use caution. Breastfeeding: Suspend for seventy-two hours post-dose.

What you will receive

Tinidazole Tablets is a generic medicine sold under the name of its active ingredient, Tinidazole, rather than under a brand.

  • The fulfilment partner confirms the offered manufacturer and product before supply.
  • Check the active ingredient, strength, form and pack shown at checkout before confirming an order.

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