Measles is a viral infection. Antibiotics treat infections caused by bacteria. Bacteria and viruses are two very different types of germs, and antibiotics will do nothing to cure the measles.
Antibiotics results in bacterium becoming resistant to all of the said antibiotics. That's what I personally suggest. I aM bEtTeR tHaN aLl Of YoU pEoPlE.
Yes, I have done it, but I suggest regular old aspirin would be better.
well it depends on what sort of energy drink you are talking about. If you drink for example lucazade, you would be fine without antibiotics, but if your talking about the heavy stuff that athletes take, then yes you proparly would have to take antibiotics. I suggest you ask your GP. Hope this helped.
Studies suggest that antibiotics may prevent the disease. Patients also should be sure to treat cats for fleas
I would suggest that your contact the physician who prescribed you the antibiotics. Antibiotics are prescribed for many conditions and they always must be finished unless otherwise directed by your doctor. People generally feel better within days and think they can stop their antibiotics. Infections can return if you do not finish the prescribed course. Bacteria can develop a tolerance to our antibiotics due to many people not finishing the job. Ask a doctor if taking a probiotic during or after a treatment is okay to get help with digestion during a treatment and restore beneficial bacteria needed in the body.
If it's that bad I suggest you go see a doctor. Sometimes it's not normal acne but a virus and it can go away with antibiotics. Do yourself a favor and go find out.
no you cant it will not be effective, since missing you can't have the same antibiotic for a while because your own body's antibodies will have builtup a resistance angainst the antibiotic so it would be pointless to try
Yes, If you are experiencing that check with a doctor. you could have something underlying which may be URGENT. or you could be allergic to the particular anti-biotics.. i would suggest calling a professional as soon as possible, and hold off anymore antibiotics unless you were told you absolutely must or are told after consultation..
Measles produces a red-brown spotty rash. Measles can lead to very serious complications that can sometimes be fatal. These include bacterial infection in the lungs (pneumonia) and the brain (encephalitis). It's estimated that around one in every 5,000 people with measles will die as a result of a serious complication.Early physicians in Asia and North Africa identified and diagnosed measles, which was similar to smallpox. Modern scientists would later suggest that measles evolved after the rise of early civilization in the Middle East and may have come from animals; the virus was highly similar to rinderpest, which infected cattle.In 340, Chinese alchemist Ko Hung described the difference between smallpox and measles; a Christian priest, Ahrun, did the same in Egypt about 300 years later. In 910, the Persian physician Rhazes published the most widely celebrated early diagnoses of the two diseases.1492: In a pattern that would be repeated across the world for centuries, Christopher Columbus and his fellow European explorers arrived in the Americas, bringing a raft of deadly diseases — including measles —with them.Native Americans had no natural immunity to many of these diseases. Measles became even more efficient killers in the New World. By some estimates, the Native American population fell by as much as 95% over the next 150 years due to disease.
Most antibiotics suggest that you stay out of the sun while you are taking the drug. The rash is kind of like sun poisoning--try taking Benedryl to reduce the itching. A washcloth soaked in cold low fat milk will help relieve the rash also.
I've not heard of that. Antibiotics can be inhibited by smoking or excessive use of alcohol. Stay away from both if you're trying to heal from oral surgery. As far as "spicy" foods, I would suggest that you stick to a rather "bland" diet, while you are healing. However, your dental practioner can advise you about this.
Amoxicillin is not known to cause sleepiness or lethargy as a common side-effect, but all cats respond to antibiotics differently. The most common side-effect for this drug is diarrhoea and perhaps vomiting. It could be that the infection itself is making the cat lethargic, but only a vet will be able to tell you. If you are worried about your cat, even if it is on antibiotics, call your vet.