@Ondine Amoxicillin is considered safe for us T sufferers. I myself, have taken it many time since developing T and it's never caused an issue, which is good, considering my T was caused by Doxycycline in the first place. So I wouldn't stress. Hope that helps x
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I've taken Amoxicillin for far longer than seven days. No issues.
Yeah, what @Steph1710 and @aot said. Have taken Amoxicillin billions of times.
I love it.
It's my favourite anti-biotic.
In fact, if you don't want yours, give it to me!
OM NOM NOM ╰(⸌⸍)╯
I love it.
It's my favourite anti-biotic.
In fact, if you don't want yours, give it to me!
OM NOM NOM ╰(⸌⸍)╯
@Wrfortiscue, I've had several ear infections over the last decade that I was given Neomycin ear drops to treat (a goddamn ototoxic anti-biotic), and nothing happened.
If I can survive clueless doctors prescribing ototoxic chemicals you put directly into your ear, then you definitely have nothing to worry about with Penicillin (Amoxicillin).
If I can survive clueless doctors prescribing ototoxic chemicals you put directly into your ear, then you definitely have nothing to worry about with Penicillin (Amoxicillin).
@Wrfortiscue i second what @Damocles said. You should be fine.. I think.
@Damocles @Steph1710 im guessing any antibiotic ear drop is safe if you don't have a perforation correct? While oral amoxicillin would be considered safe? I too have taken doxy in the past including this January
Yes that's correct, regarding the perforations.
Oral Amoxicillin would be best reserved for Middle and Inner Ear infections though.
Drops for outer.
Oral Amoxicillin would be best reserved for Middle and Inner Ear infections though.
Drops for outer.
to be honest, I've never been prescribed a Penicillin based ear drop treatment before. What's the brand name?