Amoxicillin

amoxyl is safe during pregnancy,ive got a bad flu and im also 3months pregnant n im on amoxyl..so dnt worry its safe

I would say yes, i have had 4 toes amputated off of my right foot due to a workplace crush injury, i take 900 mgs of gabapentin (3 tablets) in a day along with Cephalexin and apart from the occasional attack of diarrhea haha, i would say it's fine although consult your doc or healthcare professional before doing so.

Yes

It probably has nothing to do with the drugs being expired. You may be allergic to one or the other of these drugs which is why you could experience difficulty breathing. It is best to stop taking expired medication.

In normal circumstances, a person will notice some signs of improvement 24 to 72 hours after starting amoxicillin. If there is no improvement after 3-4 days, the patient should speak to their doctor to see if a different antibiotic should be prescribed.

Yes, the antibiotic won't affect the operation. However, the infection might affect the operation and the doctor should be informed. You should also tell the anesthesiologist if you're gonna be sleeping during the intervention.

I don't know if this will help, but I've taken unisom with a dose of Ny-quil before, and nothing bad happened.

Adult dosages of promethazine (Brand name Phenergan) is 12.5 or 25 mg before meals, but at night the dosage is 25-50 mg. This drug has multiple uses, so it really depends on the reason you are taking it. Those amounts are one time dosages. If you need to take it for nausea/vomit, you can take 12.5mg to 25 mg up to 6 times a day. You should not take this drug if you are taking a MAO Inhibitor.

Tussionex is a controlled substance that contains the narcotic hydrocodone. Amoxicillin is also only available by prescription. It is illegal to take these medications without your doctor writing them for you in specific. It is always best to consult your doctor directly to find out information specific to your situation.

However, in normal situations with no other medications or conditions and no known allergies, Tussionex and amoxicillan can be taken together.

Hmmmm, according to Wikipedia Paracetamol is the leading cause of acute liver failure in the U.S. and elsewhere and is responsible for most of the drug overdoses in the U.S. It's a pain reliever, as is serrapeptase. Seems little reason to use both at the same time. If the serrapeptase doesn 't work, then go back to the Paracetamol.

BUT, since serrapeptase's action is to digest certain non-living proteins, it seems unlikely that it would be affected or would affect these two drugs.

If the amoxicillin has been reconstituted (...if it's a liquid when you get it at the pharmacy...) then No, you must NOT give it to your baby. After 7-14 days, the antibiotic will not work....even if you have had it in the fridge the whole time. If the infection has come back, the baby needs to visit with the doctor again. Giving "old" antibiotics can cause resistance and in some cases can be toxic...chemical changes make the medication dangerous. Even the tablets of antibiotics can become toxic past the expiration date.

Amoxicillin is used to treat mild to moderate skin and skin structure infections. It can be given 250mg q 8 hours or 500mg q 12 hours. For severe skin infections, it can be given 875mg q 12 hours or 500mg q 8 hours. One gram is not normally taken all at once but perhaps you didn't mean that. You have not stated a dosing schedule.

Yes you should be fine to take it. It's a type of antibiotic, in the informatioin it doesn't mention any warnings about not taking it if you happen to have herpes. The only thing it could do is trigger a break out. Just be care full, make sure you're not allergic to penacillin. Or if you have had any of these conditions before the you should notify your doctor before taking the medication.

asthma;

liver disease;

kidney disease;

mononucleosis (also called "mono");

a history of diarrhea caused by taking antibiotics.

As it was your week off the pill (or taking sugar pills) you are still protected. Incidentally unless you have some other reason for taking amoxicillin it will have no effect on a cold.

It would not be the amoxicillin that is causing the lighter period, so much as the stress the sickness is putting on your body. Just like stress can make you lighter periods, make you start late, and even cause you to skip a period altogether, so can stress caused by sickness.

Also note that birth control, no matter what kind, does not work while you are taking antibiotics.

If your not sure then DON'T RISK IT! Contact you GP or a pharmacy.

Amoxicillin can be taken by one and all, including pregnant women and newborn also. Provided the patient is not allergic to it or not suffering from infectious mononucleosis.

Yes there is no interaction between Amoxicillin and any pain killer. However, make sure that the painkiller is prescribed for you at the right dosage.

It wont hurt you However if you are taking them take the whole coarse just in case there is some infection somwhere you are unaware of.

There are no known dangerous interactions between the two medicines.

Amoxicillin on its own can make you bloated by changing the normal flora (the usual helpful bacteria) found in the intestines.