what are the route of administration for erythromycin?
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p.o.-by mouth\ni.v- intravenously\ni.m.-\nintramuscular (injection)
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Antibiotics are the only way. Go see the doc before it gets serious. It can, I had to go to the hospital because of one that I didn't care for in time.
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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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Your best shot is to contact the pharmacy company distributing it to see if they have any programs to assist in the purchase. Often, they have a few.\n\n This must all be followed with a doctors perscription, of course.
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1. Suck anything sweet (mints)\n\n2. Eat soft meals (Porridge, Bread)\n\n3. Take Parasetamol Tablets
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drugs are absorbed by different mechanisms. such as  simple diffusion,facilitated transportation, or affecting specialzed receptors, finally they go to blood and distribute in different body parts
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Diflucan.  This can be given by your doctor.  It is usually 1 pill or 1 pill for 3 days.  Aren't they annoying.
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ER = extended release\nHCT(Z) = Hydrochlrothaizide\nHCT(S) = Head CT scan\nSR = I'm stupmed.....\nInj = injection
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do you mean erythromycin?  it's not for wounds.  something like penicillin would be better.
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you would have to call a local pharmacy or a doctor, good luck
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- mashed potatoes - with real butter & sour cream\n- scrambled eggs with shredded cheddar cheese putin while cooking so it melts easily\n- yogurt - please have yogurt and east at least one a day - helps with what can be an after effect of the antibiotics in women too!\n- sweet potatoes\n- soups \n- applesauce\n- ice cream!\nstay awy from tomoato, citrus or other items with acid.\n\nfold some wash cloths, dunk then in water, squeeze out the excess (just do it's not drippy) put into ziploc baggies, stick in the freezer.  they work great for the 15 minutes on and then off routine for the swelling.\n\nhave some gingerale on hand in case you start feeling queezy.\n\nGood Luck!!\n\nPS - make sure you have some regular tea bags on hand.  if the bleeding after gets too much you can use it - soakit in water, let sit ont he gum for 20 minutes (no peeking or removal) then remove -cures the bleeding 99% of the time.
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Podophyllotoxin solution
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Here are a couple. Ivomec is applied to the animals back and absorbed through the skin. Another is by injection. Another is in pill form which is administered with a special tool down the animals throat.
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I am assuming you are talking about Mefloquine.\nThey are distributed as 250 mg tablets, but as far as the dosing goes, you should have been told that when you were given the medication.\nA medication guide from the manufacturer should have been given to you or with the packaging, and the directions should also be written on the bottle.\nIf you do not have the directions, just call the local pharmacy (cvs, walgreens, etc), and they should be able to tell you the dosage.  If you can't do that, call your doctor, I am sure whoever prescribed the medication to you knows the dosage regimen.\n\nHope this helps!
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Drysol.  Get RX from you Doc.
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Keep taking the medicine
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Actually Abelardo Aguilar only sent in a soil sample (see below) as follows:\n\n"Abelardo Aguilar, a Filipino scientist, sent some soil samples to his employer Eli Lilly in 1949. Eli Lilly’s research team, led by J. M. McGuire, managed to isolate Erythromycin from the metabolic products of a strain of Streptomyces erythreus found in the samples. The product was subsequently launched in 1952 under the brand name Ilosone® (after the Philippine region of Iloilo where it was originally collected from). Erythromycin was formerly also called Ilotycin®. In 1981, Nobel laurate (1965 in chemistry) and Professor of Chemistry at Harvard University (Cambridge, MA) Robert B. Woodward and a large team of researchers reported the first stereocontrolled asymmetric chemical synthesis of Erythromycin A."\n\nSo in essence most of the credit goes to Robert B. Woodward and a large team of researchers and Eli Lilly’s research team, led by J. M. McGuire!