Penicillin

No, penicillin will not cure chlamydia. To treat chlamydia the first line drugs are azithromycin, doxycycline, and erythromycin. Amoxicillin is used only in pregnant women who are allergic to or have some other reason why they can't take azithromycin.

Only if it has been prescribed by your veterinarian

Actually, penguins don't actually get sicknesses in club penguin.

yes

To prevent any infection that may occur.

It was 1939 and he didn't invent penicillin he just discovered its medicinal uses.

Drinking water is a healthful practice, but it will not cure STDs. See your health care provider for appropriate diagnosis and treatment of your symptoms, and get screened for STDs at the same time.

Yeast infection is when there is an overgrowth of yeast, a naturally occurring fungus in the body, typically this will occur in womens vulva's or vagina's but they can occur anywhere and in anyone. There are various natural treatments, but for a yeast infection of the genitals just use an over-the-counter treatment such as a yeast infection cream.

It depends on the mass of the item. A tsp of parsley does not weigh the same as a tsp of led shot (used in duck hunting).

No. An antibiotic does not normally have any effect similar to that of barbituates (which are depressants).

Howard Florey and Ernst Chain discovered the medicinal uses of penicillin and began to mass produce it in the US.

Only occassional

Medication from your doc... Leaving any infection untreated is dangerous and can lead to much more severe problems.

This will vary depending upon the concentration of the penicillin, the location and type of infection and the overall health status of the dog. If you believe your dog has a condition that needs treatment with penicillin, you should take your dog to your veterinarian.

It is not recommended. Any use of prescription medication without a prescription is dangerous. You won't know the proper dosage for you and for your condition without physician or health care professional advice. The quality may not be as good, and the drug may not have been appropriately stored. If you take antibiotics without a prescription, you may be taking a risk of using medications when you don't need them, all medicines have risk with use. Additionally, the problem of resistant bacteria we have now (e.g., MRSA, "flesh eating bacteria") is due in large part to indiscriminate use of antibiotics when they are not needed and can't be effective.

If you have a viral infection rather than a bacterial infection, the antibiotic will do no good and might do harm. Leave it to the professionals to decide what prescription meds you do or don't need.

2 g = 2000 mg

2000 / 4 = 500 mg

penicillium notatum

No. The Scottish scientist Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin in 1928.

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Alexander Fleming discovered the antibiotic properties of the mold in 1928.

This is a myth taken from the book The Terrible War in which the author states that a woman thought that Harriet Tubman discovered penicillin. . There was no mystery slave. Alexander Fleming is credited with discovering how penicillin works and publishing the results. However using bread mold to treat injuries is a medical practice that has been around for a very long time. People in the middle ages used this all the time.

He was part of a group that was able to Mass produce Penicillin. He gave many ideas that resulted in the group being able to mass produce the penicillin and purify it. So basically with out Norman, there would be no Penicillin and many people dead.

The "G" stands for the "guard" position on the offensive line. There are two on an offensive line, one on either side of the center, the person who snaps the ball to the quarterback.

to kill any infection that could possibly infect you during the procedure.

Depends on what you buy and where you buy it.

But last week I paid SEK255 for Heracillin. But since the government gave up their monopoly over Apoteket (the pharmacy) the price may vary...