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What is Minocycline 45mg / 50mg / 65mg / 100mg Tablets Minocin Generic | Minoz®
Minocycline, sold under the brand name Minocin Dynacin, Solodyn among others, is a tetracycline antibiotic used to treat a number of bacterial infections such as pneumonia. It is also used for the treatment of acne and rheumatoid arthritis.
Common side effects include nausea, diarrhea, dizziness, allergic reactions, and kidney problems. Serious side effects may include anaphylaxis, a lupus-like syndrome, and easy sunburning. Use in the latter part of pregnancy may harm the baby and safety during breastfeeding is unclear. It works by decreasing a bacteria’s ability to make protein thus stopping its growth.
Minocycline is used to treat a wide variety of infections. It may also be used along with other medications to treat severe acne. This medication belongs to a class of drugs known as tetracycline antibiotics. It works by stopping the growth of bacteria. This antibiotic treats only bacterial infections. It will not work for viral infections (such as common cold, flu). Using any antibiotic when it is not needed can cause it to not work for future infections.
Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg are a broad-spectrum antibiotic used to treat a wide range of bacterial infections in various parts of the body. Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg are primarily used to treat severe acne, where bacterial infection has developed and has not cleared up using topical treatments (creams and ointments). Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg are also used to treat other skin infections including, impetigo (a superficial skin infection common in young children); folliculitis (infection of the hair root); furunculosis, (boils); and infected wounds.
Other conditions that Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg are used for include: respiratory infections (like bronchitis and pneumonia); genitourinary tract infections (like cystitis, prostatitis, and gonococcal urethritis); ear, nose and throat infections (like otitis media, sinusitis, tonsillitis, pharyngitis); eye infections; and to prevent the development of symptoms in meningitis carriers.
How does Minocycline 45mg / 50mg / 65mg / 100mg Minoz® work
Minoz capsules 45mg-100mg contain minocycline, a broad-spectrum antibiotic belonging to the tetracycline group of antibiotics, with antibacterial activity against a wide range of bacteria, including gonococci, streptococci, staphylococci, and meningococci. Minocycline in Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg inhibits protein synthesis in susceptible bacteria by blocking the transcription stage, which is reading the protein message from the bacterial RNA. This action prevents the bacteria from producing essential proteins needed for growth, repair, and replication; and prevents the spread of infection.
Minocycline 45mg-100mg Minoz® for Acne Treatment
Minoz capsules 45mg-100mg contain minocycline a broad-spectrum antibiotic that is used to treat severe acne (including cystic and pustular types), where bacterial infection has developed and has not cleared up using topical treatments (creams and ointments). Acne is often associated with puberty which is when a surge of androgen hormones can overstimulate the sebaceous glands (oil-producing glands in hair follicles). Skin cells that are shed from the lining of the hair follicle become trapped in sebum forming a plug below the surface of the skin, clogging the pores, which then attracts bacteria, so that the clogged pores become infected and inflamed, which is how the pimples, whiteheads, and blackheads (comedones) of acne form, causing an acne outbreak.
Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg inhibits protein synthesis in bacteria that grow in the acne lesions, which reduces the amount of bacterial growth that contributes to the formation of acne skin lesions and prevents the spread of infection.
Side effects of Minocycline 45mg-100mg Minoz®
The most commonly reported side effects when taking Minomycin capsules 45mg – 100mg, include: dizziness; drowsiness, lightheadedness, loss of appetite, nausea, stomach upset, vomiting, skin rash, sensitivity to light, fungal infections like thrush. More serious but rare side effects include hepatitis, acute liver failure, and exacerbation of the autoimmune disease systemic lupus erythematosus.
When should Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg not to be used
You should not use Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg if you:
- are allergic to minocycline or other tetracycline antibiotics or any other ingredients in Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg
- are pregnant, plan to become pregnant or are breastfeeding
- have liver or kidney disease; or systemic lupus erythematosus
- are under 12 years of age
- are taking other medication that interacts with Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg, including penicillin antibiotics, the anticoagulant warfarin
- are taking antacids or supplements that contain iron, calcium, magnesium, aluminum or zinc salts preparations, which may reduce the absorption of minocycline
- are taking oral contraceptive as there is the incidence of breakthrough bleeding which may cause contraception failure
How should Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg be taken?
You should take your Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg with a glass of water, with or without food, once or twice daily, depending on what you are being treated for. The dose you take and for how long should be as recommended by your doctor, which may be for a few days, weeks, or months, depending on what you are being treated for and you should continue for at least 24 to 48 hours after symptoms have gone. The treatment of acne should be continued for a minimum of 6 weeks and for up to 6 months. You should continue to take your Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg even if you feel better until you have completed the prescribed course of treatment.
How long should you take Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg?
You should continue to take your Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg for as long as recommended by your doctor, which will depend on what you are being treated for. You should continue to take your Minocycline capsules 45mg-100mg even if you feel better until you have completed the prescribed course of treatment.
Ibrar Hasan –
I was advised minocycline 100mg a day for a month for scalp folliculitis. In a week its shows improvement and I was happy but in the second week, I developed flu-like symptoms and then one-night hive-like swelling spread all over my body and spent a night in an emergency where I was told that stop taking minocycline as it was very itchy and burning sensation and pain and I was given some shots of anti-allergic. I was prescribed anti-allergic medicine for a month now. This medicine is horrible as I am suffering from urticaria due to this medicine
Chief Manor –
Minocycline Minoz worked wonders for both my acne and rosacea. it gave me skin I could only dream of. Only a few days of 100mg per day was enough to clear me up completely and with no side effects. I stayed on it for 7,5 months, had to stop because I thought it was starting to lose its effectiveness at that point. 4
My acne & rosacea ofc came back and worse than they were before minocin, which made me resent taking it even tho it gave me such good skin in the short term. Overall, miracle drug but for the short term. still wish I never took it bc after stopping it my breakouts turned kinda worse.
Alma P.T –
The only medicine that works for me
Felizia Felidad –
Extremely satisfied!
I was prescribed this for my papulopustular rosacea I started experiencing a year ago. Nothing seemed to make it go away, tried doxycycline but didn’t see much of a difference in the bumps, inflammation, and redness. But with minocycline 100mg per day, I’ve experienced smoother skin than before. There is still a bit of redness but can cover with makeup. It did take 2 weeks to start to see improvement. Currently, on my 5th week and love, how the tiny bumps are gone and inflammation has significantly improved! This is an incredible achievement!
Jared S –
After one week or two, I was taking 2 minocycline pills a day (one in the morning and one at night) and I immediately saw the difference. I have been suffering from pretty bad cystic acne for a couple years and my skin had never been that cleared. After 3 months of usage my skin was still amazing as I was not getting any pimple, like nothing AT ALL.
After 3 months, he told me that he could only prescribe one more month because of the acidity and the effect it could have on my body. I was only taking 1 pill a day for the last month and I could immediately see that my acne was starting to come back, although not as bad as before taking the medication. Then, I stopped taking the medication and my skin has never been that terrible after 2 weeks.
I though I had maskne because of wearing masks every day, but the mask is not the problem as stopping wearing it didn’t stop the problem. The minocycline is a good solution on the short term but not the long term as the acne came back even worse than before.
Marco G. Romano –
Helped clear up my skin when nothing else would. A little pricey, but effective.
Fatoumata Diarra –
A bit of a lifesaver for recurring throat infections. Had to be careful with timing and other meds.
Elena M. Grigore –
Effective against my stubborn urinary tract infection. No side effects to report, surprisingly.
Alejandro Ruiz –
A solid choice for treating recurrent infections. Just be cautious if you take antacids.
Laila Khan –
Didn’t do much for my acne, but it helped with an ear infection. Be wary of potential nausea.
Chloe N. Roberts –
Worked well for both my acne and sinusitis. Dizziness was manageable with proper hydration.
Amina Aliyev –
Works great for my acne. Had tried everything from creams to other antibiotics. This was finally effective.
Sofia K. Petrova –
Used it for a respiratory infection, and it worked wonders. No noticeable side effects.
Mariana Oliveira –
Perfect for combatting persistent skin infections. Experienced mild dizziness but nothing unbearable.
Arjun K. Patel –
This antibiotic came through when others failed. Ocassionally felt nauseous.
Ethan Chen –
Reliable and effective for treating my acne. Some nausea but easily managed by taking with food.
R. Nair –
Cleared my skin but had some sun sensitivity. Just keep the sunscreen handy.
Ingrid L. Andersen –
One of the few things that helped my severe acne. Stick to the schedule for best results.
Tatiana Kuznetsova –
If you suffer from severe acne, this might be your solution. Takes some patience but worth the wait.
Gabriela Novak –
Impressed by its effectiveness on my skin. Did have to deal with some lightheadedness.
Seung-hoon Kim –
Used it for pneumonia and found it effective. Side effects were minimal.
Linh Pham –
Overall, a solid treatment option for acne. Be mindful of potential side effects, though.
Miguel Santos –
Cleared my skin significantly. I did experience some dizziness, but it was worth it for the results.
Kwame Mensah –
Took it for an ear infection. Worked fast but did experience mild dizziness.
Hanae Takahashi –
Noticeable improvement in acne after a few weeks. Follow your doctor’s instructions closely for best results.
Lukas Schneider –
Worked very well for me without too many side effects. Just don’t forget the sunscreen.
Yasmin Al-Farsi –
Did the trick for my chronic bronchitis. Take note of potential dizziness.
Zara O’Connor –
Effective against my recurring sinus infections. Make sure to take it with water to avoid stomach upset.
Carlos J. Mendes –
Really helped my cystic acne. Would recommend as a second-line treatment if topical solutions fail.
Li Wei –
Reliable for fighting off stubborn infections. Had some nausea, but it wasn’t too bad.
Youssef H. Samir –
I started noticing fewer breakouts within a few weeks. Finish the full course for optimal results.
Nkosazana B. Dlamini –
Cleared my infection rapidly. Make sure to discuss with a healthcare provider for personalized advice.
J. P. van Dijk –
Worked well, but make sure to avoid prolonged sun exposure. Sunburn happens easily otherwise.
Olivier Dupont –
Had a sinus infection that just wouldn’t quit, but this helped immensely. Fast relief.