Amoxicillin + metronidazole may be more effective than amoxicillin alone. After extraction , amoxicillin, metronidazole, Tylenol, and Advil are effective post op pharmacological intervention, which yields minimal post op discomfort.
Amoxicillin Dosages for Children
Amoxicillin belongs to a class of antibiotics called penicillins, which stop the growth of specific bacteria. Physicians prescribe amoxicillin for a variety of infections that affect the sinus, nose, throat, ears, skin, urinary tract and stomach. Amoxicillin is available in a number of oral dosage forms to help parents administer it safely and effectively to their children.
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After receiving unprotected oral sex from a female (male recipient). Someone is prescribed 500mg amoxicillin 3x's daily for 10 days, would this abort the incubation of such std's as Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, or syphilis? The antibiotics were prescribed the day after the encounter (within 24 hours). I've been hearing different things from different sites and its been driving me crazy. Do I need to worry? Thank you.
I was the insertive partner; I did receive oral sex from him, though I did not reciprocate. However, I did perform oral-anal stimulation to my friends anus prior to our having anal sex. Within two days of our encounter I started to develop a pretty typical head and chest cold. Today, nine days after beginning to feel sick, I visited my doctor and was prescribed Amoxicillin 875mg tabs to be taken twice a day for the next ten days.
I did not have unprotected oral. She did oral with a condom and then sex with a condom but I am concerned still since the tip of my penis now feels very uncomfortable. I am hoping that it is just a bacterial infection that the Amoxicillin will treat. During the sex though, she had her hand down there trying to hold the condom on. At least once, it rode halfway down the shaft and she pushed it back up.
I have been in a monogamous relationship for several years and have previously tested negative for STI's. Recently I made a very bad mistake of receiving oral sex from another man which lasted approximately 1 minute before I stopped it. I did not ejaculate. At the time, I had just started a course of Amoxicillin for a sinus infection and completed the course.
I am extremely worried about the risk I could have contracted an STI. I am showing no symptoms currently.
After taking the third dose, I then had the thought that the amoxicillin might alter the results of the upcoming STD test, so I stopped the amoxicillin. (My throat is not that bad anyway). My question is: would 1 dose of 500mg amoxicillin taken every 8 hours (3 doses total - 1500mg) be enough to clear a bacterial STD?? I ask this because I am getting tested within the next few days, not only to make sure than I am not infected, but to also make sure I did not then pass it on 10 days later.
Apply calamine lotion along as it helps in soothing the skin. Also take some oral over the counter antihistaminic like Benadryl. If the symptoms persist then topical and oral steroids may be needed for which is suggest you to consult a dermatologist.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps.
The next week I had a sore throat (unrelated) and went to my doctor and was given a prescription for amoxicillin. I began taking the amoxicillin 10 days after the encounter. 15 days after the encounter while still taking the amoxicillin, I had sex with my wife. We had sex twice that night, the only time since the encounter. The next week my doctor switched me to clarithromycin for my throat.
Hello, I am asking for help from anyone who could possibly give me ligitimant answers. I gave oral sex to a guy about two months ago and I recently started experienceing the symptoms of mono. I have a friend who had mono two years ago and our group tends to drink and share after each other. I also work in the public touching and meeting people everyday. I have kissed two new partner in the past four months, including the oral sex.
We performed mutual oral on each other for maybe 5 minutes or so. No ejaculation in the mouth. I did not notice and sores or lesions on his penis or his mouth, but I cannot be positive. Before this encounter, I was tested and both STD free and HIV negative.
A couple of days after the occurance my friend (in medical school) gave me 3 Amoxicillin pills of 500mg. I took two one day and then another day took one.
The problem with your taking amoxicillin at this time is that a substantial portion of gonorrhea are now resistant to amoxicillin and if you were going to take the amoxicillin you would need to take at least 3 grams, along with a second medication to boost the antibiotic levels in your blood. As I said before, I do not recommend taking amoxicillin.
The chances are that you did not get infected.
Oral herpes is not considered an STD. Only when oral sex comes into play (oral to genital transmission of herpes) is it considered an STD.
Most likely symptoms such as the ones you've had are in fact cold/flu related. As grace stated, flu-like symptoms are common with a primary herpes outbreak, but not common with subsequent ones. As to the amoxicillin not working, most cold/flu symptoms are viral, which an antibiotic will do nothing for.
I had a possible exposure of a one time unprotected oral sex i was the recipient and i am a male. What are my risks for std exposure and can amoxicillin cure gonorrhea and chlamydia ?
What are the chances of acquiring an STD via oral sex? I’m also on 500mg of amoxicillin for 10 Days every six hours for a sinus infection.
It undoubtedly has to do with the how many bacteria are present in the throat of infected people, the fact that saliva inhibits many bacteria, and that in most episodes of oral sex, the amount of oral secretions that get into the urethra is small. But this is just common sense, not data. No research has been done and I don't expect ever will be done on such an arcane issue.
Typically what are the symptoms of oral gonorrhea? If someone were to develop oral gonorrhea, how quickly would those symptoms (typically) manifest?
Could my sore throat one month ago be oral gonorrhea and resistant to the antibiotics? Could I have passed it to the guy who developed symptoms, even though one month prior I had undergone such a strong course of amoxicillin? Are these bugs resistant to amoxicillin?
I'm a male who perform oral sex on a male on 3/24 and another male on 4/5. Both were brief without any ejaculation. Both stated they were STD free, but were anonymous encounters. I had a STD screen for all testable stds on 4/11 that were negative. I also took Amoxicillin 500 mg BID 7 days for tonsillitis. I didn't have a sore throat, but had white spots in the throat. On 4/18 I had a tonsillectomy and adenoids removed. The biopsy came back negative, but showed chronic infection.
So, had brief encounter with sex worker. I am a male and she a female, just for clarity and accuracy of response though I'm confident that this is irrelevant. In any case, I received oral sex lasting only a couple minutes then shortly after completed with handjob. Anyway, that night I had extreme regrets as this not something I regularly do, only once before. So in my anxious state, I thought it best to be proactive and see if I could prevent any full infection from developing.
The pain lessened but was still noticeable since beginning the antibiotic (amoxicillin). This morning I woke up with the pain mostly gone from the tooth; however, my jaw is now swollen with what feels like a hard lump and is sensitive to being touched.
I am traveling for work and was wondering if I should seek emergency help.
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