About FLUCONAZO LE 200MG/100M
Triazole antifungal
Used for
- Treats serious fungal infections, including bloodstream and deep-tissue Candida infections.
- Treats cryptococcal meningitis and other susceptible fungal infections.
Usual adult dose
Usually 200–800 mg once daily by intravenous infusion, depending on infection and response.
Usual dose in children
Usually 3–12 mg/kg once daily by infusion, depending on infection; specialist dosing is required.
Common side effects
- Nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, or diarrhea
- Headache or rash
- Raised liver enzymes
- Rarely, severe allergic reactions or abnormal heart rhythm
Important warnings
- Dose reduction may be needed with kidney impairment.
- Liver injury and serious skin reactions have rarely occurred.
- May prolong heart rhythm and rarely cause dangerous arrhythmias.
- Check for interactions before combining with other medicines.
Pregnancy
Oral or intravenous fluconazole, especially prolonged or high-dose treatment, may harm a developing baby; use depends on clinical need.
Breastfeeding
Fluconazole passes into breast milk; a single dose is generally compatible, but prolonged treatment needs individual assessment.
Interactions
- Warfarin and some other blood thinners: increased bleeding risk
- Some statins: increased muscle injury risk
- Certain diabetes medicines: low blood sugar risk
- Medicines affecting heart rhythm: increased arrhythmia risk
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