Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Nercare Injection
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Nurotek-AQ Injection 1 ml
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Primecobal 1500mcg Injection
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Actobal-M Injection
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Fotia Injection
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Neurolink 1500mcg Injection
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Epinerve -Forte Injection
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Mecostal 1500mcg Injection 2 ml
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & NMC Injection
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
Lorphen 0.03% w/v Eye Drop & Neuroage 1500mcg Injection
Concurrent use of Chloramphenicol and Methylcobalamin should not be done.Chloramphenicol causes bone marrow depression (decrease in production of blood cells) which can oppose the action of anemia by Methylcobalamin and Vitamin B12. Where possible, prefer using a different antibacterial.
+ View Interaction Details
