Im on this liquid antibiotic...is this normal!?
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SOUNDS LIKE YOUR NOT DRINKING ENOUGH WATER TO HELP FLUSH OUT THE MEDICINE.  DRINK PLENTY OF WATER A DAY 6-8 FULL GLASSES, YOU WILL SEE RESULTS.\nGET WELL, CLYN   : >
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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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This is just a guess, but maybe it's a side effect from all the different types of medicines that you're taking. You should probably get to a doctor as soon as possible. A doctor will be able to give you a professional diagnosis. \n\nI wish you the best of luck with this.
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The lab values you have given are not that far off from normal.  Don't jump the gun thinking you have something majorly wrong, talk to your doc!!!
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That's what my doctor has always told me, but thanks to your question I just did a little research and it seems that is only true for certain medications, such as anti-fungals.\n\nHere is a reference from June of 2004:\n\nhttp://www.antibioticresistance.org.uk/ARFAQs.nsf/0/C2E63418D2370AED80256EBA004D9B3D?OpenDocument\nDespite a commonly held belief that antibiotics and alcohol don't mix, it is only necessary to avoid drinking alcohol when taking some types of antibiotics. These include metronidazole, cephamandole and oral ketoconazole. See the following recommendations from GP notebook for more details. You should check with your doctor or pharmacist when you are given your prescription.\n\nThe famous Dr. Andrew Weil has this to say:\n\nhttp://www.drweil.com/u/QA/QA326593/\n\n Do Alcohol and Antibiotics Mix?\n\nDoes drinking while taking antibiotics lessen the effect of the medication?\n\nA widespread myth holds that you shouldn't drink alcohol while taking antibiotics, but in fact, drinking doesn't lessen the effects of the drugs. However, alcohol can lower your general energy and delay your recovery so it is best to minimize drinking until you've finished the prescribed course of antibiotic treatment. (Beyond that, chronic liver damage from excessive alcohol consumption can affect the metabolism and toxicity of antibiotics.)\n\nThere are other precautions you should take when on antibiotics. Antibiotics not only kill harmful bacteria that are making you sick, they also destroy the beneficial flora in your gut and can promote the development of resistant organisms in your body. To restore the helpful organisms, be sure to take supplemental acidophilus while you're on antibiotics. Acidophilus is the general name for dried or liquid cultures of the living lactobacillus bacteria that aid digestion. Always check the expiration date to help ensure that the acidophilus product you choose is still viable. Take one tablespoon of the liquid culture advertisement\n \nor one to two capsules after meals, unless the label directs otherwise. I recommend taking acidophilus to restore "friendly" cultures even when on antibiotics for just a few days. And I particularly recommend products containing lactobacillus GG, a strain proven to survive passage through the strong acid in the stomach. (Visit Culterelle for more information: http://www.culturelle.com/)
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I assume she has urinary tract infection which is not uncommon.\nThe medication is supposed to kill Bacteria that might be responsible for the infection.\nIf she is not doing better, then the organism might be resistant to the antibiotics (see second reference).\nThen alternative antibiotics may be necessary (see her doctor).
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I'm assuming you did not get the Avelox from your doctor.\nAnd I am also assuming there is no lable on the bottle, or did it come in plastic wrap?  Drink all you want, what's the worst that can hapen.
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Its an antibiotic.. look it up on a search engine.
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I really think you are freaking yourself out and need to calm down.  If you are on a bc pill, they are not always perfect.  Sometimes you cycle can get a little off even when you are on the pill.  If you also wore a condom, then I'm sure you are safe.  The discharge is probably nothing to worry about either, many if not most women have some type of discharge, and your case it could be just because your cycle was a little off.  Quit panicking and calm down.  If the discharge gets worse or if it starts to develop a bad smell, then perhaps you have a yeast infection.  If you really are as worried as you seem to be, call your gyno and talk to his/her nurse, I'm sure she will confirm what I told you.
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Have you been on antibiotics?  It sounds like you have thrush.  Consult you doctor, he'll give you a rinse for it.
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That is very touchy. you might want to ask your doctor for some advice on that one as to what is safe to take and what is not safe to take.
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It may just be swelled up,takes a little while for swelling to go down.Are you taking oral anti-biotics(ampicillan,amoxicallin......etc....)??
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It's not normal.\n\nSee your doctor.
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most antibiotics become less effective or ineffective when you drink.  I wouldn't do it myself.  Usually, when you fill a prescription like this, it has a warning label that you should not drink alcohol with this product.  Check the package.
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had the same prob years ago, the antibotica was working for me 2 days i tooked the first one a little. amazing but true, i was totally ok after 11 days!!!\n\ngood luck and my best regards;\n\nLucy
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Sounds like you may have a yeast infection in the mouth.  Call your doctor for a culture.  If that is what you have, they will perscribe an anti-biotic.  It's just a small pill, no big deal.  This is very common.\n\nDon't wait, call your doctor asap.\n\nGood Luck!
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Did you take alot of antibiotics as a youngster??