Amoxicillin

3.75 mL = about 0.76 US teaspoons.

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None, it is an antibiotic and should only be taken at the direction of a medical doctor.

Doctors prescribe antibiotics quite often actually, around 80% of the time, doctors prescribe antibiotics for things like sore throats, just in case they have accidentally misdiagnosed a bacterial illness. Some people think that Doctor's prescribe antibiotics way too much, but it is a very controversial topic.

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First make sure you are following proper dosage recommendation.Otherwise, there are many strains of bacteria that are resistant or completely not susceptible to amoxicillin.

So you should go back to your Doctor and receive a prescription for a different medication. It should be Augmentin, which inhibits the bacteria's

ability to resist the amoxicillin, or a different class medication like azithromycin.

Some times your Doctor will recommend some lab work to determine to which medication your bacteria that is infecting you is susceptible. and that

it is definitely a bacterial infection

Yes.

Doxcycline often changes the stool to green. Others can cause other changes.

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No - when you are given a prescription your given that for a reason at the time and it all should have been taken then. You must throw the leftovers out and receive a new prescription.

an this medication get rid of a cold

There is no reason that her weight would prevent her from taking 500mg of amoxicillin.

However, i get the impression that they were not prescribed for her, as a single dose would not be prescribed by a doctor, as it would be useless. I would advise that she go see a doctor to see if she needs a FULL COURSE of antibiotics, and be careful as she may be allergic to penicillin.

Amoxicillin was discovered in 1972 by scientists at Beechman Research Laboratories.

No penicillin is one of the oldest and cheapest antibiotics on the market.

our 13month old who weights 27 lbs. was prescribed a 5-day: day 1, 3.75 mL, and days 2-5, 1.9 mL dosage

~My 17 month old weighs 30 lbs 11 oz he was prescribed 6 ML for day 1 then 3 ML days 2-5. Im sure it all depends on the age as well as the weight.

Yes, Neomycin is a broad spectrum antibiotic.It belongs to aminoglycoside group of antibiotics, acting at 30's sub unit of ribosome to inhibit protein synthesis.It is highly effective against wide variety of gram-negative bacteria and also covers some gram-positive bacteria.It is derived from a fungus namely streptomyces fradiae.

Bronchitis is usually viral and not responsive to antibiotics. In the more unusual bacterial cases, the causes are not responsive to amoxicillin but require other antibiotics for treatment. Be responsible and see your health care provider for an appropriate treatment. Random use of antibiotics is one of the contributors to drug-reistant strains.

this is definitely a question you should consult with your doctor.

im not quite sure if an antidepressant and an antibiotic would react, but its not the kind of thing to leave to chance.

The wine will not decrease the effectiveness of amoxycillin. There may be other reasons not to drink alcohol while you are sick (such as hydration), but it would not be from the perspective of the drug itself.

It is only safe if it is prescribed by a dentist who is aware the patient is pregnant.

Before combining any prescription medications is it wise to consult with the doctor and or pharmacist to avoid unwanted interactions. There is the possibility that blood pressure would be impacted with the combination of Cialis and Amoxicillin.

No there is no point in taking ampiclox and amoxil together as amoxil and the ampi component in ampiclox are in the same group of penicillins

You need to check with your pharmacist first. Amoxicillin should not be a problem but there are many forms of hydrocodone (combination products) so you need to really consult a pharmacist before taking any over the counter products especially Tylenol (Acetaminophen).

see your vet. augmentin may work, amox is unlikely to, but usually ear drops with antibiotic/antifungal/steroid are what I've seen used.