It is an antibiotic that is a medicine if taken properly, but a poison if abused or not taken properly, or if the person is allergic to it.
A skull and crossbones represents poison in medicine.
Yes, but only if they need it. It's a medicine or antibiotic that is good for things like infection, foot rot, etc.
Snake poison
There are poison medicines. Suppose you are the one taking the medicine. You shouldn't overdose it or else the medicine could come poisonous. Suppose your not the one taking the medicine. The medicine is just lying on the table. Don't drink or eat it because you don't know if it's poisonous.
Yes, tetracycline is an antibiotic. It is also an "antibiotic class" i.e. minocycline is a tetracycline antibiotic.
should tetracycline be refridgerated
TETRACYCLINE is an antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections; and in many cases, the doctor may prescribe Tetracycline for people with problem acne. Tetracycline does NOT have any analgesic (pain killer) properties. An important thing to remember about antibiotics is to finish the ENTIRE prescription, even if you feel better. Ideally, no one should have leftover antibiotics in their medicine cabinet. If you have "some leftover", flush them. Intermitent taking of antibiotics is VERY damaging to your immune system over time.
a vial that he got from an apothecary (medicine man).
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the best medicine to help poison ivy isn't medicine at all. if you rub peanut butter on your rash and then cover in a band aid, it will be better in no time. this is a lot cheaper than getting a prescribed medicine.
Tetracycline's are a group of antibiotics. Benjamin Minge Duggar invented tetracycline in 1945 and it was put on the market in 1948.
Tetracycline can't be used to treat BV.