It can be taken regardless of food, because food does not change efficacy of Cephradine tablets. In children, the dose should be calculated on the basis of body weight. The maximum daily dose is 4000 mg. Use with other medicines (Interactions) Cephradine should be avoided in combination with the following medicines: 1  Probenecid, medicine used in the treatment of gout. 2  Furosemide, medicine used to treat high blood pressure (also known as water pill). 3  Warfarin (Farin), a blood-thinning medicine.
September brings awareness to the following cancers: Childhood Cancer (Gold) , Leukemia (Orange) , Lymphoma (Lime Green) , Ovarian Cancer (Teal) , Prostate Cancer (Light Blue) , Thyroid Cancer (Teal/Pink/Blue) , Hodgkin's Lymphoma (Violet) and Uterine Cancer (Peach) .
Ovarian Awareness Month: September. O varian cancer is cancer that begins in a woman's ovaries. From the ovaries, it can then spread either to the nearby organs (uterus and pelvis) or through the blood to the lymph nodes. The direct causes of ovarian cancer are unknown, and current research is expanding this field. Long believed to be a 'silent killer,' symptoms of ovarian cancer are becoming more readily known, and include bloating, pelvic pain, urinary problems and loss of hunger.