wen do u use azithromycin tablet?
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The time is not important, neither is whether you take it with food or not. Just make sure you take the entire course of pills prescribed to you.
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It is an antibiotic. It could be used if you have an infection.
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try the pills azo  you can buy them at a pharmacy over the counter
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Don't know. They help for UTI's, but that's not the same thing. Try Monistat for the yeast infection.
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It really is best not to use tampons while using monistat. The reason why is because they absorb the medication and you will not cure your yeast infection. \nHope you're feeling better and more comfortable soon!\ncheers\n-laura
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Use the monistat as directed. If when it is finished you still have a yeast infection then consult the pharmacist who gave you the amox prescription. They will be able to tell you if you can take monistat again. The pharmacist can help you with anything in regards to the prescription including the side effects and how to fix them.
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If you test positive for chlamydia, your infection can be cured with antibiotics. Depending on several factors, your health care professional may prescribe azithromycin, in which case you will take only a single dose, or you may be prescribed doxycycline, which requires one pill twice a day for seven days. This may be followed by a test to see if you are cured, but test of cure is not routine and is usually reserved for pregnant women or individuals with persisting or new symptoms. Penicillin is not considered as effective against chlamydia as azithromycin. \n\nIf you are pregnant and infected with chlamydia, you still can be treated without harming the fetus. However, doxycycline is not recommended for pregnant women. The recommended regimen for pregnant women is erythromycin or amoxicillin for seven days, yet azithromycin as a single dose is also a possible option and recent studies and expert opinions suggest it is safe and effective. As with any antibiotic treatment, it is important that you take all your pills, even after symptoms disappear. \n\nBecause treatment with doxycycline or azithromycin is highly effective, women usually do not need retesting for chlamydia after treatment unless their symptoms persist or reinfection is suspected. Too often, women become reinfected because their partner has not been treated as well. Studies have shown that women who are reinfected with chlamydia have a much greater risk of developing pelvic inflammatory disease (PID). Therefore, it is important that you abstain from sexual contact until your partner has been tested and completed treatment, meaning seven days after a single-dose azithromycin regimen or after completion of a seven-day doxycycline regimen. \n\nIn general, treatment is recommended for any partner or partners you had sexual contact with up to 60 days prior to having symptoms or a diagnosis of chlamydia. Some clinics are experimenting with what is called partner-delivered therapy. Patients are given a one-gram dose of azithromycin to give to their partner. There are legal and ethical debates about this approach but in some cases it may be the most effective way to stop the spread of chlamydia, because many infected male partners have no symptoms and are reluctant to seek treatment. Penicillin is not considered as effective against chlamydia as azithromycin or doxycycline. \n\nPID treatment begins with an antibiotic regimen that provides broad coverage against several different bacteria. Treatment should begin as soon as a diagnosis is made, because immediate therapy has been shown to reduce the risk of long-term consequences of PID. Studies are under way to determine whether oral therapy is as effective as parenteral (intravenous) therapy. There are several different treatment options recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Regardless of which type of therapy is chosen, hospitalization is no longer recommended, except in certain circumstances including: \n\nsurgery is needed\n\nthe patient is pregnant\n\nan oral outpatient regimen cannot be tolerated\n\na patient does not respond clinically to oral antimicrobial therapy \n\na patient has severe illness, including high fever, nausea and vomiting\n\na patient has tubo-ovarian abscess or a weakened immune system\n\nWhile medication can stop PID, some women may need surgery to remove scar tissue and blockages caused by long-term infection. The most common type of surgery involves laparoscopy.
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Isn't that an anti-yeast tab? Then I would say no and check with your pharmacist. Absolutely check with your doc/pharmacist. How long do you have to take it? Can't they check to see if it is working? Good luck
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Zyprexa Zydis is good for patients that "cheek" meds because it disolves in your mouth.
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A-ZO..its for uti. It helps get rid of the pain. Its cheap and can be found at walmart. The pain sucks..but this helps a lot!
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Why is this medication prescribed?\nFurazolidone is used to treat infectious diarrhea and enteritis caused by bacteria or protozoans.\n\nThis medication is sometimes prescribed for other uses; ask your doctor or pharmacist for more information.\n\nHow should this medicine be used?\nFurazolidone comes as a tablet and a liquid to take by mouth. Follow the directions on your prescription label carefully, and ask your doctor or pharmacist to explain any part you do not understand. Take furazolidone exactly as directed. Do not take more or less of it or take it more often than prescribed by your doctor.\n\nOther uses for this medicine \nFurazolidone is also used in combination with fluids for treatment of acute infantile diarrhea. Furazolidone is also used to treat traveler's diarrhea, cholera, and bacteremic salmonellosis. Talk to your doctor about the possible risks of using this medicine for your condition.
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That is really sweet but i hope you come back to read this for latter go to the store and get Zicam they have many forms of it get the kind that comes on individual spoons you dip the spoon in hot tea that stuff really works. if you take it when you first get symptoms it works a lot better and faster. I love it i use it and i use the spray for the mouth if i use it first day of symptoms i barely get any sicker. The spray and chewables taste nasty but it is worth it.
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Read carefully the leaflet containing information about drug use and proper storage that is inside the box.\nI don't remember if there are any specific regiments for this drug but in general drugs are kept in their box, in a cool place without humidity(avoid the bath).\nA general rule: if you need this kind of information, you can call by phone the pharmaceutical company that produces the drug.They answer usually also to phone calls, because they are interested in good maintenance of their product.\nI can't help more,because the tablets are not anymore in use in my country, but just the suppositories.\n\nKaterina
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what pills? Try swallowing them in a piece of banana or bread..
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Try calling the fda. There are operators who might be able to help you.\n\nor visit their website: http://www.fda.gov\n\nYou are talking about Antibiotics......\nThere are other antibiotics that work slightly differently... like MAcrolides (aZithromycin, Erythromycin),
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Start eating yogurt.  If you need to go on antibiotics you will have some protection from the side effects.
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Did you try the AZO pain reliever? It gets rid of the pain when you have cystitis, urinary tract infections, etc. It always works. You don;t need the prescription for it , and can get it at the medicine section in a store.\nHere the link www.azoproducts.com/\n\nYou still need to see a doctor and continue your antibiotics, but this one will at least help you to stop the pain.\n\nThere is AZO-Cranberry also.