R cin 150 mg is an antibiotic used to treat all forms of tuberculosis, an infectious disease that mainly affects the lungs and, in some cases, other body parts. Your doctor may prescribe it alone or with other medicines to fight serious infections. The medicine contains -causing bacteria and helps the active ingredient Rifampicin, which kills and stops the growth of infection and treat bacterial infection.

R cin 150 mg may also be given to people who are infected and yet do not show any signs and symptoms of infection. It should be taken on an empty stomach, at least half an hour before or two hours after a meal. You should keep on taking medicine for as long as it is prescribed. Your symptoms may improve before the bacterial infection is completely cured. Stopping it early may make the bacterial infection return and harder to treat. Follow your doctor’s instructions carefully to get maximum benefit.

Before starting treatment with R cin, you should tell your doctor if you suffer from liver, kidney, or heart problems or are allergic to Rifampicin. The antibiotic medicine may cause live bacterial vaccines such as typhoid not to work well. Tell your doctor that you are using Rifamicin before having a vaccination. Before surgery, inform your doctor about all your products, including prescription and non-prescription drugs. During pregnancy, this antibacterial agent should only be used when needed. When this medication is taken during the last few weeks of pregnancy, the risk of bleeding in both mother and infant may be increased.  

Some side effects of R cin 150 mg are nausea, vomiting, fever, dark, increased saliva, sweating, dark-colored urine, etc. To cope with these side effects, drink plenty of water. If these side effects worsen, you must consult your doctor immediately. In general serious side effects get worsen, you must talk to your doctor immediately. In general serious side effects are rare if you develop any allergic reaction (severe rash, swelling of face, tongue, and throat, ultimately leading to breathing difficulties).