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Pyociadim 1 g

1 G · Poudre pour usage parenteral

Price in Morocco: 97.60 MAD — 1 flacon. Public sale price set by the Ministry of Health, identical in every pharmacy.

GenericMarketed97.60 MAD

Key facts

Price (PPV)97.60 MAD
Dispensing statusSchedule A — prescription only
Composition (DCI)ceftazidime
ClassAntibacterials for systemic use
ATC codeJ01DD02
ManufacturerSOTHEMA
Presentation1 flacon
Hospital price61 MAD
Data collected on9/8/2026

Indications

Ceftazidime est indiqué dans le traitement des infections suivantes chez l’adulte, l’enfant et le nourrisson, y compris chez le nouveau-né (dès la naissance). - Pneumonie nosocomiale - Infections broncho-pulmonaires dans la mucoviscidose - Méningite bactérienne - Otite moyenne suppurée chronique - Otite externe maligne - Infections urinaires compliquées - Infections compliquées de la peau et des tissus mous - Infections intra-abdominales compliquées - Infections osseuses et articulaires - Péritonite associée à la dialyse péritonéale chez les patients sous DPCA. Traitement des patients présentant une bactériémie associée à l’une des infections listées ci-dessus ou susceptible de l’être. La ceftazidime peut être utilisée dans la prise en charge des patients neutropéniques avec fièvre susceptible d’être liée à une infection bactérienne. La ceftazidime peut être utilisée en prophylaxie péri opératoire des infections urinaires chez les patients subissant une résection transurétrale de la prostate (RTUP). Le choix de la ceftazidime doit tenir compte de son spectre antibactérien, qui se limite principalement aux bactéries aérobies à Gram négatif. La ceftazidime doit être co-administrée avec d’autres agents antibactériens chaque fois que l’éventail possible des bactéries responsables ne relève pas de son spectre d’activité. Il convient de tenir compte des recommandations officielles concernant l’utilisation appropriée des antibactériens.

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About Pyociadim 1 g

Pyociadim 1 g belongs to the antibacterials for systemic use therapeutic class. In Morocco, this drug is marketed by SOTHEMA and is among the pharmaceutical specialties referenced by the Ministry of Health.

For any question about the use, effects, or drug interactions of Pyociadim 1 g, consult your doctor or pharmacist. This information is provided for educational purposes and does not replace medical advice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Pyociadim 1 g

Answers to common questions from Moroccan patients about this drug.

1What is the price of Pyociadim 1 g in Morocco?
The public retail price of Pyociadim 1 g in Morocco is 97.60 dirhams. This price is regulated by the Ministry of Health and identical across all pharmacies. Present your health insurance card to claim the applicable reimbursement (CNSS, CNOPS, AMO).
2Is Pyociadim 1 g reimbursed in Morocco?
Reimbursement of Pyociadim 1 g depends on whether it appears on the Mandatory Health Insurance (AMO) reimbursable drugs list set by ANAM. Sahha does not publish a per-drug rate: the reimbursed amount is calculated on the national reference tariff, which is not always the price you pay. Present your prescription and your CNSS, CNOPS or AMO Tadamon card to the pharmacist, or contact your fund for the exact rate.
3Is Pyociadim 1 g prescription-only in Morocco?
Yes. Pyociadim 1 g is listed in Schedule A of poisonous substances under Morocco's Drug and Pharmacy Code. It is therefore dispensed on medical prescription only: a Moroccan pharmacist may not sell it without one. Keep the prescription — it is also required for AMO reimbursement.
4Are there cheaper generic alternatives to Pyociadim 1 g?
No. In the database of medicines marketed in Morocco, Pyociadim 1 g is currently the only product containing Ceftazidime at this strength and in this dosage form: no cheaper equivalent exists. Ask your pharmacist about any therapeutic alternative.
5Where can I buy Pyociadim 1 g in Morocco?
Pyociadim 1 g is available in all of Morocco's 13,000+ pharmacies — in Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Tangier, Agadir, Fez and all cities. For night emergencies, Sundays and public holidays, consult the on-duty pharmacy directory on Sahha.