Talk to the doctor, pharmacist or nurse before using Colomycin: If the patient has or has had kidney problems; If the patient suffers from myasthenia gravis; If the patient suffers from porphyria; If the patient suffers from asthma.
Some people may experience a feeling of tightness in the chest due to narrowing of the airways when inhaling Colomycin. The doctor may prescribe other medicines for inhalation directly before or after using Colomycin; in order to prevent or treat this.
In premature and new-born babies, special care should be taken when using Colomycin as the kidneys are not yet fully developed.
Driving and using machines: When Colomycin is given into a vein there may be side effects such as dizziness, confusion or problems with vision. If these occur, the patient should not drive or operate machinery.