Amoxicillin

it's amoxicillin 875mg and clauvulanic acid 125mg, aka Augmentin. the clauvulanic acid binds up bacterial penicillin binding proteins and allows the amoxicillin to work in most penicillin-resistant bacteria.

If the dog is allergic to penicillin the reaction could be life threatening and characterized by difficulties in breathing and shock. In this case you must go to a veterinarian immediately, only a fast veterinarian action may save the dog's life.

In some cases also non-allergic dogs may experience flatulence and diarrhea. Extended use or inadequate dosage may cause a super-infection or the development of fungii.

Amoxicillin dosage must be advised by a veterinarian according to the age, weight and problem of the dog.

You should take a child to the doctor if you suspect they have any kind of infection - different antibiotics treat different types of infections and what you believe to be an ear infection could be an entirely different infection that may be causing their ear to hurt - then you would be giving the child amoxicillin unnecessarily which could cause him to develop an immunity to that antibiotic and he will need a stronger antibiotic in the future for an infection that could have been treated with amoxicillin. And if he does have an ear infection for real, the doctor will know exactly what dose and strength is needed since there are also many different strengths of that antibiotic.

It would depend on the type you have on hand. Go to the related link(Dosing and Administration) below fer more concise information amoxillin.

Depends on the dog's size and weight and what's the matter with the dog. One dose amount does not fit all.

Even though amoxicillin is pretty broad based, it may not be the correct drug. If it isn't, you can make the problem worse by administering it and making the bacterial infection more antibiotic resistant.

Before giving any Rx, consult your Vet.

swedishcovenant .org says that they will interact with eachother.

But umm.edu says that they are okay when admixed?? Whatever that means.

Metronidazole (Flagyl) and Penicillin, Tetracycline or other antibiotics are frequently prescribed together for Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth. Expect GI side effects, but from personal experience SIBO can be so terrible (like Crohn's) that there is psychological relief in knowing the drug side effects mean the regime is working. Intestinal infections such as SIBO are not permanently curable, but treatable with this combination of drugs (designed to treat both aerobic and anaerobic bacteria), and will need to be repeated when symptoms reappear. Yogurt or probiotic supplements help restore normal gastrointestinal flora and are essential when taking this combination, as it will kill off the "good bugs" too. Hope this helps, and good luck to you!

Not at all. If you only smoke it once in a while, it only takes about 3 days to clear your system, but if you smoke it regular it can take approx 30 days to clear your system.

One month after it's expiration date means that the drug no longer is as strong as it was before. It slowly degrades over time and once approximately 20% has degraded it is considered expired. There is probably 70% efficacy left in the product, but it is best not to use as the degraded 30% could potentially cause harm although most likely not.

amoxyllin and pottassium clavulanate used as antibiotic for typhoid?

Amoxicillin is a type of penicillin that is prescribed to treat bacterial infections. Mefenamic acid is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug that relieves pain and inflammation. Apparently, these drugs should not be taken together because of the potential for a significant interaction.

Depends on how severe the infection is. If very severe they can precribe at 1g every 12h

The debate on this tends to split among cost-conscious consumers on one hand and medical people on the other. First, it is pretty conclusive fish amoxicillin is the exact same product as dispensed to humans, though some believe the purity or quality control is not as good, but it would cost too much to intentionally make a lower quality line. It is the same. Now whether a lay person should be prescribing their own antibiotics is another story and there could be some danger in that.

Another view is that sanitary and quality standards are not equal in human and veterinary medicine, and point out that a fish size dose would do a full grown person no good and that a person may get ill from contaminants in the fish amoxicillin. Again, it is never a good idea to take any antibiotics unless they are prescribed for you.

It depends on which country you live in. It is also possible to buy Azithromycin over the counter from overseas-based online pharmacies.

Azithromycin prices vary widely around the World, but they are much lower than in local stores. Foreign online pharmacies importation is generally permitted, but technically they are illegal. However, less than one percent of international prescription orders are confiscated. In these cases you will usually be informed by the FDA that your drug order has been seized.

Please note : There is a greater prevalence of drug import seizures from non-Canadian countries, especially from less developed countries.

Try it from here internationaldrugmart.com/azithromycin.shtml

Amoxicillin actually IS a form of penicillin. Same/same.

It is safe to use in a penicillin allergy because the two drugs are not in the same family. They are both antibiotics but have little else in common. They do not share similar chemical structures or mechanisms of action. Clindamycin is a macrolide antibiotic whereas penicillin is a beta lactam antibiotic.

The most common medicine in uti is the antibiotic. and it can treat the uti soon. but it is easy to recur. and some people always use the herbal medicine to deal with this problem and it works well. Diuretic anti-inflammatory pills can be a better choice for the patient with uti. and it is worth a short.

they can have 250mg. 3x a day. My son is also 45lbs and was just given this dosage for strep throat. I was also looking it up to make sure it was correct. I found that it was per the website on the Related Link below.

This answer was cut and pasted from 1800PetMeds.com. Although I strongly recommend you speak with your veterinarian before administering any type of medications to your pets."Amoxicillin is a broad-spectrum penicillin antibiotic used to treat various infections caused by susceptible strains of bacteria. It is available as 100mg and 400mg tablets, 250mg and 500mg capsules and as drops containing 50mg/1ml. The usual dose for dogs and cats is 5-10mg/pound given by mouth every 12 to 24 hours. The duration of treatment depends on the cause of the disease and the response to treatment. When water is added to reconstitute the drops, the product should be stored in the refrigerator and any unused portion should be discarded after 14 days. (Sold per capsule)"

Yes, you can. Often, prednisone is given during an infection treated by antibiotics to reduce inflammation of lungs or anywhere else. There is no interaction between those two drugs. Some antibiotics might cause gastrointestinal irritation. Both taken together might enhance those side effects.

No. Azithromycin is a generic name for Zithromax. It is in the same family as erythromycin. The drug is an antibiotic used generally for upper-respiratory infections. Acetaminophen, or APAP, is an OTC analgesic (pain reliever) and antipyretic. Antipyretic means "fever reducer". Acetaminophen is marketed under the names Paracetamol, and Tylenol. Just generic, regular Tylenol.

It depends on how you have stored it. Most drugs will slowly degrade over time, but this process will be quicker if the drug is exposed to heat or sunlight. The expiration date is usually very conservative, meaning the pharmaceutical companies err on the side of caution. So in most cases a few months over the expiration date won't matter all that much. In the case of amoxicillin there are no toxic degradations that could form, as far as I know.

If you do decide not to take it, please bring the unused drug to your pharmacist to be disposed of properly. If you were to just throw it away or flush it down the toilet, the drug would come into the environment, giving bacteria a chance to get used to it. This would would mean bacteria are less susceptible to drug the next time someone gets an infection.

For the same reason, please follow the treatment duration as on the drug information. If you take the drug too shortly, it might not kill all susceptible bacteria and if the disease relapses the bacteria would be immune to the drug.

No, cold sores are caused by a virus (Herpes Simplex) and since amoxicillin is an antibiotic, it would have no affect on the virus. Antibiotics only work to kill bacteria, they are not effective against viral infections. There are anti-viral medicines that can be prescribed for and do help relieve cold sores. Ask your doctor if your cold sore could be treated with an anti-viral.

Whatever your health care provide has prescribed for the UTI should work. Do not take antibiotics that have not been prescribed.