Not all are taken my mouth. It is easier to get people to take them if they can be given that way. When penicillin was first used, it was given by injection. In this method, there is the problem of getting rid of the needles and only health professional would do it. Imagine having to go to see the doctor several times a day. Some are put on the skin and are not taken by mouth.
Antibiotics are not taken by the patients. They are prescribed by the physician.
This is confirmed by examining a sample of the fluid in the bursa and requires treatment with antibiotics taken by mouth, injected into a muscle or into a vein (intravenously).
Yes, the use of antibiotics can sometimes lead to a bad taste in your mouth as a side effect.
no
given medication to reduce swelling and pain. When the patient has recovered from surgery, he or she is sent home and usually given a week's course of antibiotics to be taken by mouth
You take them via your doctor
No
There is not any evidence that states pepper cannot be taken when using antibiotics. Pepper is often used to cure sinus infections.
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. Hope this helped!
It means taken by mouth. "Oral" means "mouth". :) ~Kora Krystle Young
yes!!!
They can be inhaled, taken by mouth, or injected