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Avelox goes to work directly inside the cells of the infection causing bacteria. Its effect is to inhibit an enzyme called DNA-gyrase that is necessary for the replication of the bacteria. With DNA-gyrase out of the way, the bacteria cannot survive and are cleaned out of the body, leading to treatment of the infection.
