Amoxicillin

It is not likely that ampicillin (brand names Ampitrex, Omnipen, Principen) will cure chlamydia. The first-line treatment for chlamydia is azithromycin or doxycycline.

Penicillin is not a sulfa drug.

For infections. It is an antibiotic. I had to take it when I had an abscessed tooth, it's a miracle drug when you are in pain from an infection. It helps to prevent an infection before or after surgery. It has nothing to do with the pain after the anesthesia wears off, but the pain eases as the infection goes away.

Yes. you can take both of them with amoxicillin. You can not take dairy products with tetracyclines and you can not take alcohol with imidazole derivatives like metronidazole.

Amoxicillin is a type of antibiotic that is prescribed to treat bacterial infections. Motrin is a form of Ibuprofen, used to reduce fever and inflammation, and to relieve pain. Yes, you can mix Amoxicillin with Motrin.

This antibiotic combination should remain in the system no longer than 48 hours. Effects seen after this time, as diarrhea from inhibition of natural bacteria in the GI tract, do not indicate the drug is still in the system.

Together they act better. Amoxicillin is one of the best antibiotic for aerobic bacteria. Another drug is metronidazole. It act against most of the anaerobic bacteria.

I believe you can I have found plenty on the web about it .

I have given mine some today as she is ill, I will let you know how it goes

Doxycycline is a antibiotic in the tetracycline class. It is used for a wide variety of infections as it possesses strong widespread antibacterial resistance. It is definitely one of the stronger antibiotics, ands comparable in strength to the quinolones for some infections. The "strongest" and potentially most dangerous antibiotic that is usually reserved only for life threatening infections and given in a hospital setting orally or through iv is vancomycyin. All antibiotics regardless of strength attack certain bacterial strains so one that is regarded as stronger will not be effective in some conditions where a lesser antibiotic that does treat that condition likewise attacking that susceptible bacteria would. -John

Like any antibiotic, amoxicillin will help to break down the infection in your tonsils, but it will certainly not have immediate relief. In general, it takes between 5-10 days of taking amoxicillin to be rid of strep throat. For an almost immediate relief of the pain I would first try taking some pain pills (Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Alive, ect..). Another good remedy is to make a hot cup of green tea with some honey in it. The green tea helps reduce the swelling for quite a while. This seems to relieve a lot of people when they have strep throat.

Hope this helps

Urine, saliva, and some blood test kits for home/work use

Gas-Chromography will test hair, blood, urine, saliva.

There are reaction agents that change color depending on if they detect a drug or not.

Spectral analysis of the light from a burned sample.

It is probably safe to take an antibiotic and antidepressant together; however, "antibiotic" and "antidepressant" are both really big categories of drugs, and there are many, many different types of each. When visiting your doctor, always let the doctor know what drugs you are taking so he or she can prescribe drugs that are safe to take together. If you have questions about possible interactions or safety of taking two specific drugs at the same time, always ask your doctor of pharmacist.

Amoxicillin is commonly prescribed for dogs, but usually in liquid form. It would be a good idea to check with your vet. You don't want to endanger your pet just to save money, and there are other issues involved with infections besides knowing which antibiotics are not harmful. Different infections require different drugs, and different doses. Be careful.

very tired. i am on ceftin, day 3 of 10 days, and I just fell asleep on my lunch break. it actually is nice at night because i am sleeping very restfully but the problem is during the day i am still exhausted.

It depends. First of all, I would not take an antibiotic unless you know you actually have a bacterial infection. You could have a viral infection, or maybe not an infection at all. If you use the amoxicillin and you don't have a bacterial infection, you are likely increasing the chances that the amoxicillin will not work the next time you need it. This is because the bacteria that normally live in your body become resistant to drugs that they are exposed to over time. Then they are able to transfer this resistance to the bacteria that cause your infection, therefore preventing the antibiotic from clearing your infection. That said, if you do in fact know you have an infection that is bacterial and can be cleared by the amoxicillin, then how old is it exactly? The date on your prescription bottle is 1 year from the date it was filled. This date is assigned because the pills are being taken out of their original container. Some drugs may be good for a longer period of time if kept away from light and moisture. The expiration date assigned by the manufacturer (not the one on your pharmacy's label) is the date at which 90% of the active ingredient remains. So, worst case scenario, if you take an old drug, it may be much weaker than originally, and so it may not work. If the drugs looks different (as in changes in color or overall appearance) or smells funny or unusual, do not take it. Some drugs form harmful biproducts as they break down.

Yes you can, as long as you follow the directions of a doctor and read the product information. Amoxicillin is an antibiotic which is used to treat bacterial infections. Tylenol (Acetaminophen) is an analgesic (pain reliever) and antipyretic (fever reducer). Used together, the antibiotic treats the source of the infection and Tylenol treats the affects (fever and pain).

Always consult your doctor before taking any medications.

This is not the place to be asking this type of question - See a medically qualified person at your local health clinic. There are MANY factors to consider - such as your general health, weight, blood pressure, allergies etc.

No it's an antibiotic the only thing it will do is give you an upset stomach if anything

Tenkorex is a specific formulation of cephalexin, a common antibiotic. However, the capsules are generally not used in veterinary medicine. Large animals are typically dosed through injections, and small animals are typically offered generic versions of cephalexin.

No, it's an antibiotic. Antibiotics don't have any psychoactive effects

Yes, just be sure not to exceed the daily recommended amount of tylenol.

This is a narrow spectrum antibiotic, that targets Strep. aureus, but not much else other than that. It will work against some forms of dental abscess, but I would expect to see something with a bit of broader target range. Common treatments would include: Oral amoxicillin plus metronidazole, Co-amoxiclav monotherapy, or for penicillin alergic patients clindamycin.

If in extreme pain I would personally recomeend the use of Orajel Maximum toothache pain relief gel. It contains 20%w/w Benzocaine which will temporarilly numb the pain