Spiramycin tablets are macrolide antibiotics used primarily to treat toxoplasmosis in pregnant women to prevent transmission to the fetus. They are also effective for various bacterial infections of the respiratory tract, mouth, skin, and soft tissues. Common dosages are 1.5 MIU or 3 MIU, usually taken on an empty stomach.

Key Information for Spiramycin Tablets:

Primary Use: Used in pregnancy to reduce the risk of transmitting Toxoplasma gondii to the unborn child.

Mechanism: Stops bacterial growth by inhibiting protein synthesis.

Other Uses: Treats infections of the mouth, skin, and respiratory tract, as well as cryptosporidiosis.

Dosage & Administration: Should be swallowed whole, not chewed or crushed. It is often taken on an empty stomach, though some formulations may differ.