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Teicoplanin is a glycopeptide antibiotic used to treat severe infections caused by Gram-positive bacteria. It is still a reliable choice for antibacterial treatment and has been used in clinical settings since 1986. With guaranteed quality, Aarokiyam’s Teicoplanin-based medication, Aviteico, provides the same potent effect. Its main benefits consist of:

Long half-life: Enables once-daily intravenous or intramuscular administration

Minimal cytotoxicity: suitable for children and immunocompromised individuals

Aviteico is perfect for infection control in hospitals since it blends clinical dependability with safety. This article will discuss how it functions, when to use it, and why it’s always an effective choice.

Aviteico: What is it?

Aviteico is a potent Teicoplanin antibiotic formulation. In India, it is utilized in hospitals and critical care settings.  This drug works particularly well against Gram-positive bacteria that are resistant to multiple drugs.

For a quick therapeutic effect, it is given by injection. Aarokiyam provides the best quality and most effective drug that supports evidence-based infection control.

Important Features:

Treats bacterial infections that are resistant, such as enterococci and MRSA.

has a long half-life and is compatible with once-daily dosage

given intravenously or intramuscularly

Supplied by Aarokiyam under GMP guidelines.

A great substitute for those who are intolerant to vancomycin

Recognising Teicoplanin's Mechanism of Action

The last stage of the production of bacterial cell walls is inhibited by teicoplanin.

The peptidoglycan precursors’ terminal D-Ala-D-Ala residues are where they bind.

This drug prevents peptidoglycan chains in Gram-positive bacteria from cross-linking.

Bacteria that lack a robust wall burst and perish due to osmotic stress.

This medicine uses this technique to eliminate infections safely and quickly.

Overview of the Mechanism

Binds to the building components of bacterial cell walls.

Inhibits the enzymes involved in transglycosylation and transpeptidation.

Interrupts the production of cell walls

Causes the death and lysis of bacteria

Specifically targets Gram-positive organisms.

Utilizing Aviteico in Clinical Settings

An all-purpose antibiotic for severe hospital infections is Aviteico. It is particularly helpful when there is a suspicion of medication resistance. When quick, dependable results are required, doctors prefer this drug.

Commonly Treated Conditions

Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections

Endocarditis is an infectious

Complex infections of the soft tissues and skin

Infections of the bones and joints (such as osteomyelitis)

Both community-acquired and hospital-acquired pneumonia

Sepsis and bloodstream infections

UTIs, or urinary tract infections

Infections inside the abdomen

Dosage & Administration

Teicoplanin must be taken at the right dosage to function. It is always best for specialists to prescribe and administer Aviteico.

Guidelines for Dosage

Dose for loading: For three dosages, 6–12 mg/kg every 12 hours

Dosage of Maintenance: 6–12 mg/kg once every day

The route: injected intramuscularly or intravenously

Impairment of the kidneys: Dosage modifications might be necessary

Duration: Depending on the seriousness and location of the infection

Monitoring, Side Effects, and Safety

In general,  this drug has fewer adverse effects than vancomycin and is well tolerated.

Throughout prolonged therapy, patients still need to be observed.

Frequent Adverse Effects:

 Fever

Itchy or rash

Redness around the injection area

gastrointestinal distress

Rare but Serious Impacts

Nephrotoxicity, or injured kidneys

Ototoxicity (loss of hearing)

Allergy or hypersensitivity reactions

Low platelet count (thrombocytopenia)

During lengthy treatments, Aarokiyam advises regular blood tests.

Aviteico's Comparative Analysis of Other Antibiotics

In cases where vancomycin is not tolerated, Aviteico is a safer choice.

It has an advantage because of its once-daily dosage and reduced toxicity.

Aviteico vs. Vancomycin

FAQs

What conditions does Aviteico treat?

In Aviteico, how does Teicoplanin function?

What makes this drug superior to Vancomycin?

Are kidney patients able to use this drug?

Is it possible to get this drug in India?

Teicoplanin (Aviteico) Overview

Brand Name: Aviteico

Generic: Teicoplanin

Supplier and Marketer: Aarokiyam Lifesciences

Use: Antibiotic for serious Gram-positive infections.

Route: Injection (IV/IM)

Conclusion

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