In this video Doctor O'Donovan explains key facts you need to know about a medication called AMOXICILLIN (also known as Respillin or Amoxil) and how it is used to treat common infections - such as chest infections.
In the video we cover:
1. What is amoxicillin? (0.41s)
2. Who can and can't take it (1.17s)
3. How to take it (1.39s)
4. Side effects (3.54s)
5. Advice if pregnant (5.56s)
6. Taking it with other medications (6.16s)
Key facts from the NHS:
*For most infections, you'll start to feel better in a few days.
*The most common side effects of amoxicillin are feeling sick (nausea) and diarrhoea.
*Liquid amoxicillin can stain your teeth. This does not last and is removed by brushing.
*You can drink alcohol while taking amoxicillin.
*Sometimes, taking amoxicillin can cause thrush.
Further information:
NHS: [ Ссылка ]
Mayo Clinic: [ Ссылка ]
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