role of azithromycin in malaria

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I did some research and saw that for the chancriod and Syphilis can be treated with azithromycin and syphilis can be treated with 2g single dose of azithromycin taken early on. I went ahead and took 3g to make sure. I also started taking amoxicillin 500mg tid for other infection i have simotaneously.

I just wrote a long reply to this and poof! It disappeared! Well, here is the abridged version: Not sure when infected, probably in '01, diagnosed in '08, almost 4 years of combination oral antibiotics. Went from terrible neuro symptoms, pain, fatigue, heat intolerance and holding on by a thread to part-time work to much improved, full time work, some residual pain and very slowly improving fatigue. It's a long road, but it can be trekked.

m 18wks and 2days today, and i ahave malaria, i put a call to my doc and he prescribed COARTEM for me, i read on internet the effect of coartem on growing baby and i called him back and he said i shld go ahead and take ϊ†, please has anyoone been treated for malaria at this stage of pregnancy? What did you use please? Or Į̸̸̨§ ϊ† okay to take coartem? Pls has anyone taken coartem pls advise!

I am a community health worker so I used to be in a possession of hiv and malaria test kits before Government withdrew from sponsoring us but in these particular tests I ran out of chase buffer so I decided to use assay buffer for malaria test

The 200 known antimicrobial peptides directly and rapidly destroy the cell walls of bacteria, fungi, and viruses, including all influenza viruses, and play a key role in keeping the lungs free of infection.

You will be surprised to know that headache is an important symptom of both cerebral (brain fever) malaria and normal extra cerebral malaria. Some antimalarial drugs can cause headaches. In addition, many patients of malaria suffer from postmalaria neurologic syndrome of which headache is one of the important symptoms. It is difficult to comment beyond this at this stage. Do consult your doctor at the earliest. Please let me know if there is any thing else and do keep me posted. Take care!

In conditions of chronic urticaria, thyroid antibodies are not only indicators of chronic inflammation, but they appear to play a role in the disease process. In most cases, improvement of urticaria with thyroxine replacement hormone suggests that chronic thyroid inflammation may initiate a hypersensitivity reaction and an underlying thyroid hormone deficiency. However, rarely, patients with chronic urticaria have undiagnosed conditions of Graves' disease.

t agree with you in NY or some activity you did in NY? Maybe an exposure to someone who was sick (in NY, on the plane, etc.)? As everyone else has stated, go to the doctor.

Those are common symptoms of malaria. Are your fevers worse at night night? And also do you live in a malaria endemic country ? If yes then i suggest you get an antimalaria drug. It could also be sign of another infection asides malaria.

m running a triple-digit fever every day. I have sinusitis and chest pain and a bit of a cough but no signs of infection in either area. I'm trying to figure out what kind of doctor to go see next. I'd be happy to hear any ideas or suggestions.

No change in my answers. Azithromycin has a half life of 36 hours, staying in the body for days after taking it. Ceftriaxone has a half life of about 9 hours, staying in the body for about 2 days after a single injection. It is time for you to put this behind you and move on.

*Now I have been having wheezing and cough with grey/green sputum. not severe to the extent where it comes in way of breathing. Doctor asked to get a chest xray which was fine. I am put on forecort 200 (2+2+2) and ab-phylline sr 200 for 10 days *I still get mild sweats in the mornings. Have lost some weight. I am eating well and started to go for daily walks as well. generally feeling weak but primarily very worried, paranoid about contracting hiv.

today, i had a severe pain on the left side of my chest. like in my left breast, extending towards the side and back. it's constant pain and i feel like vomiting a bit because of that pain. it got so severe that i had to lie down and then it felt a bit better but it's still throbbing. i recently got put on antibiotics (azithromycin) for a throat infection, but these pains are not a side effect.

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Had not heard of the Substance P thing. Will check it out. Thanks for the input.

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Malaria infection in pregnant women can be more severe than in nonpregnant women. Malaria can increase the risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes, including prematurity, spontaneous abortion, and stillbirth. For these reasons, and because no chemoprophylactic regimen is completely effective, women who are pregnant or likely to become pregnant should be advised to avoid travel to areas with malaria transmission if possible (see Chapter 8, Pregnant Travelers).

babesia is a Malaria LIKE illness as it has a flagella like tail and causes symptoms of Malaria. Alot of Pacific Theatre soldiers from WW2 and later wars contracted malaria.

Role of azithromycin in malaria

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