Ambidrin

Directions: 1.- The use of any type of penicillin by any method of administration always carries the risk of triggering allergic reactions. 2.- These reactions may present both in patients who have already at some point received some type of penicillin in any form as well as in patients who have never been given this type of antibiotic. 3.- The sensitivity of each individual to this class of antibiotics may vary. When allergic reactions occur, they may range from mild to severe, including rashes, joint pain, fever and even anaphyllactic shock. 4.- Penicillin is a highly useful drug that only a physician, based on a patient's previous reactions, either to the drug itself or to any other allergenic factor (including those originating from food), can determine whether to prescribe it to the patient in question. 5.- This product contains penicillin and, consequently, must never be used on any patient unless it is by prescription and under strict medical supervision.

Administration: oral.