Can ceftriaxone be sprinkled on wounds?

Cephalexin is a very common anti-inflammatory drug in daily life. Taking cephalosporin can effectively treat some body inflammations and inhibit bacterial infections on the surface of skin wounds. Cephalexin can be ground into fine powder and applied to the wound, but it is not good for wound absorption and anti-inflammatory effects, and may also cause infection, requiring treatment with special trauma cream.

Can ceftriaxone be sprinkled directly on the wound?

Cephalosporin powder can be sprinkled directly on the wound to prevent infection, but it will not be absorbed very well.

The drug effects of cephalosporins

Cefixime Capsules are a drug with multiple improvement effects. Since the drug's improvement effect is more significant, patients often use the drug for relief purposes. Although before choosing the drug, patients will pay attention to whether the drug has the effect of improving wound inflammation, and thus use it for improvement purposes. So, can cefixime capsules treat wound inflammation?

In general, the improving effect of cefixime capsules is not suitable for relieving wound inflammation symptoms, so for the relief of disease symptoms, so for the relief of wound inflammation, patients can choose to use other drugs, but the drug can provide some relevant relief for patients with bronchitis, so patients can use it for improvement purposes.

Cefixime capsules are effective for infections caused by Streptococcus, Pneumococcus, Gonorrhea, Burkholderia, Escherichia coli, Klebsiella, Serratia, and Proteus. It is mainly used to improve bronchitis, bronchiectasis and infection. This product is a hard capsule. After removing the capsule, the contents are white or light yellow powder. The main ingredient of the drug is cefixime.

The dosage of cefixime capsules is 400 mg per day for adults and 8 mg/kg per day for children, which can be taken orally in a single dose or in two divided doses. Children weighing ≥50 kg or aged ≥12 years should use the adult dose. A single dose of 400 mg is appropriate for the treatment of simple gonorrhea. A single dose of 400 mg is appropriate for the treatment of simple gonorrhea. Patients with renal insufficiency whose creatinine clearance (CCr) is 21-60 ml/min and who undergo hemodialysis are given 50% of the standard dose, that is, 300 mg per day; patients with CCr ≤ 20 ml/min and who undergo peritoneal dialysis are given 50% of the standard dose, that is, 200 mg per day.

When improving bronchitis, patients should eat some onion juice and honey syrup. The specific method is 50 ml each of honey, maltose and onion juice. Boil together and then take in divided doses.

Finally, since the drug can provide some help for the symptoms of the disease, patients can use the drug for relief purposes. When using cefixime capsules, patients should use it according to the drug's usage and dosage.