Mykes 100mg Injection

Your doctor or a nurse will administer this medicine to you. Do not try to use it on your own without their guidance.

Treatment of severe fungal infections often involves Mykes 100mg Injection. This medication kills the fungi that lead to those serious infections. A doctor or nurse has to administer it for you. Self administration is not allowed at all. You might start feeling better pretty quickly after starting it. Even so, finishing the complete course exactly as prescribed matters a lot. That ensures every bit of the fungi gets eliminated. It also helps prevent any resistance from developing.

Most side effects from Mykes tend to be mild. They usually fade away once your body gets used to the medication. Still, you should reach out to your doctor if those effects stick around or start bothering you.

Common side effects can show up in various ways. Low potassium levels in the blood are one possibility. Reduced white blood cell count might occur as well. Diarrhea often comes up too. Facial swelling is another thing people notice. Fever can develop during treatment. Headaches may hit you at times. Low platelet count is possible with this drug. Nausea tends to be fairly common. Rash can appear on the skin. Blood vessel dilation happens in some cases. Vomiting might follow along. Elevated liver enzymes could show in tests.