tinidazole

How Does Tinidazole Work?

Tinidazole works by disrupting the DNA structure of the microorganism, which inhibits nucleic acid synthesis and eventually leads to the death of the pathogen. This mechanism makes it effective against both anaerobic bacteria and certain parasites.

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