I have been given Amoxicillan for two of my abscess tooth problems. but that won't do the whole trick if the infection is spread too much. You will have to have a root canal. Also be careful taking antibiotics for too long, they can kill off good bacteria in your stomach (drink buttermilk) or ask for a supplement of that in the pharmacy (non prescription but it's behind the counter).
Your dentist will know which type is right for you. I had an abscessed tooth too. I had to be on antibiotics for 4 weeks to get rid of the infection. Then I had to have a root canal done. It did not hurt at all and I am afraid of the dentist. Amoxicillin, Biaxin or clindamycin are often used in treating dental infections.
ammoxicillin usually, if you don't have an allergy toward it.
You should really get a test done of the abscess (culture and sensitivity). Most are mixed bacterial. Any of the penicillin family to start.
Usually oral penicillins or erythromycin.
I think that in short course antibiotic therapy,multivitamins should not be taken.But,in long term antibiotic treatment such as anti TB treatment,multivitamins or specific vitamin such as B6 should be taken.
after 1and a half hours
Doxycycline is an antibiotic and should be taken as prescribed by your doctor.
None, it is an antibiotic and should only be taken at the direction of a medical doctor.
It is an antibiotic that is generally in capsule form. It is to be taken according to the prescription that a person is given by their doctor.
The DS stands for days supply on an antibiotic prescription. Days supply means how many days the prescription should last if the prescription is taken as directed.
From my experiences, it can, but I'm not sure if it can be taken out.
1 - We should not take over dose of antibiotics. 2 - Antibiotics should not be taken empty stomach. 3 - We should take antibiotic onlyafter consulting a doctor. 4 - We should complete the dose of antibiotic as advised by the doctor.
There are several possible reasons.The original diagnosis may not be accurate, you should call the doctor.The bacteria being treated is resistant to the antibiotic you are using. You should call the doctor.There may be a viral infection in addition to the bacterial infection. You should call the doctor.The antibiotic you are using may have been rendered ineffective. It may be old or subject to temperatures that render the antibiotic ineffective. Call the doctor or pharmacist.The antibiotic may have been taken with food that reduces it effectiveness or it should have been taken with food but wasn't. Check with your doctor or pharmacist.The antibiotic may have not been take as directed. Did you skip dosages or days?In any event, if it isn't working, get in touch with your doctor again.
Yes they have nothing to do with each other
This is a very good question. Most of the infections are viral infections and they do not need any antibiotic. Secondly most of the bacterial infections are mild and they also do not need antibiotic. Thirdly the dose, duration and selection of antibiotic needs a wise judgement. Which you can not decide. Forth reason is injudiciuos use of antibiotic can lead to emergence of antibiotics resistant bacteria. As you have in case of ndm 1 or superbug in your hand. This generation is responsible to the welfare of the coming generations. So in short the antibiotics should not be taken without the prescription of the qualified doctor.
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.