Is it safe for a 48-year-old woman treating typhoid to receive Monocef through an IV (drip) while taking her daily blood sugar and high blood pressure medications, specifically Esmopil 40, Ziten-M 20/1000 mg, Telma 40, Betacap 20, Etilaam 0.5, and Amifree 10? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Is it safe for a 48-year-old woman treating typhoid to receive Monocef through an IV (drip) while taking her daily blood sugar and high blood pressure medications, specifically Esmopil 40, Ziten-M 20/1000 mg, Telma 40, Betacap 20, Etilaam 0.5, and Amifree 10?

Asked by Female, 48 · 6 hours ago

Veda Maddala

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6 hours ago

It is generally safe to receive Monocef (ceftriaxone) IV while continuing your daily medications. There are no major harmful interactions between ceftriaxone and your prescriptions, including Esmopil (esomeprazole), Ziten-M (teneligliptin/metformin), Telma (telmisartan), Betacap (propranolol), Etilaam (etizolam), and Amifree (amitriptyline). However, since you are recovering from typhoid, please monitor your blood sugar levels closely, as active infections can cause temporary fluctuations. Staying well-hydrated is also very important for your recovery. Your healthcare team will monitor you closely during the IV therapy to ensure you recover safely and comfortably.

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