Even if Cefazolin has rather few side effects, it's best if you have a general idea about this cephalosporin antibiotic prior to starting the treatment. In this article you will find an overview dealing with what is Cefazolin, how it cures you from an infection, and how it interacts with other medicines.

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This drug is used to treat bacterial infections which may occur after the colonization of certain gram-positive bacteria (like staphylococcus aureus and streptococcus pneumoniae) and even gram-negative bacteria (e.g. Escherichia coli). However, it is targeted to the first class and there are cases when bacteria, such as Morganella morganii, are resistant to this drug. It is also used as a prophylactic measure during perioperative procedures.

Cefazolin fights bacteria by inhibiting their cell wall synthesis, thus not allowing them to feed. An effective treatment with this cephalosporin should completely remove any sign of infection and reinstate your wellbeing. If, after the treatment, you can still see signs of infection (such as fever or swellings), contact your doctor immediately, because it is possible that the bacteria is resistant to this antibiotic and you may need a different treatment to completely eradicate the infection.

Drug interaction of Cefazolin is limited; this qualifies the drug for being used in many treatments as an adjacent or adjuvant medicine when a different treatment is ongoing. Even so, this should be carried out carefully, because possible side effects (mainly digestive) from Cefazolin may add up to other side effects (from other drugs) creating chain reactions in the body.

Before taking this antibiotic, tell your doctor if you suffer from:

• Reduced renal function;
• Colitis;
• Any liver, stomach or intestinal disease you might have had in the past.

Also, even if it has qualified as safe for pregnant women, inform your doctor if you're pregnant or planning to have a baby prior to undergoing a treatment with this antibiotic.