Nitazoxanide side effects are usually mild and self-limited.
Gastrointestinal symptoms, headache, and urine discoloration are most common.
2 documented effects
Not specified
Give with food; offer bland snacks.
Monitor for symptom escalation or new adverse effects.
Not specified
Supportive care; monitor hydration.
Monitor for symptom escalation or new adverse effects.
1 documented effect
Not specified
Supportive care; ensure hydration.
Monitor for symptom escalation or new adverse effects.
1 documented effect
Not specified
Usually benign; evaluate if accompanied by dark urine or abdominal pain.
Monitor for symptom escalation or new adverse effects.
For babies taking Nitazoxanide, watch for signs of side effects. This medication is generally well-tolerated in infants when used as directed.
If your toddler is taking Nitazoxanide, they might feel different. This is usually temporary and normal.
Take this with food so your stomach feels better, and drink lots of water.
Shake the bottle, measure carefully, and finish every dose even if you feel better.
A: A harmless effect of the medicine.
When to validate: Call if the skin or eyes turn yellow or if there is dark urine.
A: Continue oral rehydration and contact your clinician for ongoing symptoms.
When to validate: Seek urgent care for dehydration signs.
Clinical assessment framework for Nitazoxanide adverse effects using standardized severity grading.
Parent and clinician concerns about Nitazoxanide