You may be allergic to the antibiotic, you may have taken an overdose, or you may have not taken enough antibiotics to help you get better.
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We can reduce it by using different antibiotics, by using them less often and fight the illness in a different maybe natural way and finally by taking the whole course of the antibiotics instead of just taking them until you feel better.
Yes! Take all of your antibiotics as prescribed, even if you start to feel better.
Antibiotics work by killing off the bacteria causing your infection. They only work on bacteria so they don't make you feel better if you have a virus like a cold or flu.
This would be OK. The antibiotics are not going to interfere with your diet pills. Remember that the phentermine might make you feel extra jittery since you are sick. Take all your cephalexin, too, even after you start to feel better. You want to kill all the bacteria and not leave any hiding in your body!
Drink tea and take antibiotics
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.
It is OK to keep taking your sleeping pills. Antibiotics will not cause a problem with that. It is birth control pills which interact with antibiotics. Remember to take all of your antibiotics, even after you feel better. You want to kill all the bacteria and not leave any hiding in your body!
Because the total amount of pills is the prescription, not just until the patient feels better. This is especially true in the case of antibiotics. Also, a patient would be told to continue taking the medicine if the condition is chronic or long term like epilepsy or hypothyroidism.
Because you might feel fine but your still sick and to make sure the virus dosent return
By taking pressure off them
The trade-offs of taking a medicine when you feel sick are: 1. You might not feel better after taking the medicine. To prevent this to happen you must take a nap, a nap that is at least up to 30 min. it will help you feel better, it will relax your mind and it will make you feel a bit better than before. 2. You might feel even wrost if you dont take the medicine the correct way. When taking a medicine you should be calm, it will be better if you drink the medicine with pour water. After drinking it sit down and relax for some time so the medicine will have effect. 3. The medicine may help you but some time later you may feel sick again so you will have to take, eat, drink the right things in oder not to get the effects back again. You should make sure you dont do, eat,drik,ect...the things that made you get sick at first.
If you stop taking it before the whole "load" is eaten you can get immune to them. Antibiotics usually take 3-4 days to make you feel better but they need more then that to beat w/e it is that made you sick.