Amoxil Amoxicillin, antibiotic for sale, without prescription.
Amoxil (Amoxicillin) is a drug that is classified as a semi-synthetic antibiotic. It belongs to the group of penicillin drugs, and differs favorably from antibiotics with similar properties in that it has high and faster absorption in the body. Thanks to this property. Amoxil can be given orally even in cases where injection treatment is required. Amoxil has a wide spectrum of action, which allows the drug to be used for a huge number of infectious diseases. Amoxil is included in the list of drugs for the treatment of Lyme disease. It can be purchased over-the-counter at a pharmacy or ordered online.
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What is special about Lyme disease?
Lyme disease or borreliosis is transmitted through tick bites, during which bacteria of the genus Borrelia enter the human body. These are spiral-shaped microorganisms that cause a wide variety of disorders. Therefore, Lyme disease can manifest differently in each person. Sometimes symptoms of the disease appear several months after infection, causing serious problems with the musculoskeletal system, cardiovascular and nervous systems.
How does Lyme disease develop? Lyme disease has three stages.
The first two are usually asymptomatic or with symptoms that can easily be mistaken for a common viral disease.
Early stage (first)
In most patients, induration or inflammation appears at the site of the bite – the so-called erythema migrans: a large area of the skin turns red and can be shaped like a bull’s eye measuring more than 50 cm in diameter. This is the main clinical sign of Lyme disease. It would seem, how can one not notice such a change? But, firstly, it does not appear immediately (3-32 days from the moment of the bite), and secondly, not in everyone. In addition, the vector itself is very small, and patients may not even know about the bite, and the change in skin color may be mistaken for an allergic reaction. Without treatment, erythema migrans usually disappears within 3–4 weeks.
Second stage
Symptoms of the lesion begin to appear days or weeks after the first stage of infection. At this time, the bacteria have already completely spread throughout the body, and almost half of the patients who did not receive treatment develop multiple skin lesions without compaction in the center.
Some patients may develop a condition resembling a viral illness with the following symptoms:
- malaise;
- fatigue;
- chills;
- fever;
- headache;
- stiff neck;
- a sore throat;
- signs of intoxication (nausea, vomiting);
- lower back pain;
- enlarged lymph nodes;
- myalgia and arthralgia, which may last for many weeks.
Symptoms are quite variable: healed skin lesions may reappear in a milder form, sometimes before recurring attacks of arthritis, in the later stage of the disease. Neurological abnormalities develop in approximately 15% of patients, but, as a rule, the condition of patients recovers after several months. Cardiovascular abnormalities occur in approximately 8% of patients. If a person does not have skin signs of infection, then an error in diagnosis is possible.
Third (late stage)
This condition develops if Lyme disease is not diagnosed for some reason and the person does not receive proper treatment. It can appear months or even years after infection. Approximately 60% of patients develop arthritis, which is accompanied by the following symptoms:
- Swelling and pain in several large joints (most often the knees). Symptoms may come and go over many years.
- Increased skin temperature at the site of the affected joint.
- Formation and rupture of Baker’s cysts (does not appear in all patients).
- Malaise.
- Fatigue.
- Fever.
In approximately 10% of patients, the lesion becomes chronic.
In addition, at a late stage of the disease, bacteria can cause damage to the skin (dermatitis) and the central nervous system (loss of sleep, memory impairment, encephalopathy).
How is Lyme disease diagnosed?
The diagnosis depends on the stage of development of the disease. At the first stage, it is necessary to exclude tick-borne encephalitis and erysipelas. At the second stage, the person is tested for various forms of tick-borne encephalitis, rheumatic carditis and cardiopathy, so as not to confuse borreliosis with these diseases. At a later stage, rheumatism, rheumatoid arthritis, reactive arthritis and Reiter’s disease are excluded.
How to treat Lyme disease?
Most manifestations of borreliosis can be treated with antibiotics, but such treatment is effective at an early stage. For advanced disease, antibiotics kill bacteria, reducing arthritis in most people. However, in some genetically predisposed people, arthritis remains even after the infection has cleared.
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications may be used for symptomatic relief. If complete heart block occurs, the patient may require a pacemaker. Tense knee joints due to effusion require puncture.
Routine use of antibiotics to prevent Lyme disease after a confirmed tick bite is not advisable.
How does Amoxil help with Lyme disease?
Amoxil generic is an antibiotic based on amoxicillin. It affects the metabolism of Lyme disease pathogens, disrupting the normal formation of their cell wall, as a result of which the growth and spread of bacteria in the body stops. Amoxicillin buy is resistant to the action of gastric juice, and has good bioavailability regardless of food intake. Are there any contraindications for taking Amoxil?
Amoxil order is not recommended to be taken if a person has a history of individual intolerance to penicillins, as well as with mononucleosis of infectious origin.
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Can Amoxil be taken during pregnancy and breastfeeding?
Treatment during pregnancy is possible, taking into account the patient’s health condition, but this decision can only be made by the attending physician. Amoxil passes into breast milk, so during lactation it is necessary to discuss an individual treatment regimen if the patient does not want to give up breastfeeding.
Is it possible to buy Amoxil cheaply and without a doctor’s prescription?
Our online pharmacy offers a high-quality analogue – generic Amoxil based on amoxicillin, that is, it has the same properties as the original drug, but its price is much lower. Generic Amoxil can be ordered from a pharmacy without a prescription.
