DOXY

Doxy Information

Doxy (also known as Doxycycline, Adoxa, Alodox and Doryx) is an antibiotic remedy; in other words, the intake of this medical product is known to be able to slow down the spread of the bacteria within the human organism.

Doxy Indication

Doxy is a medicine which is usually prescribed to the patients who are suffering from different bacterial infections such as: acne, chlamydia, periodontitis (also known as gum disease), gonorrhea, urinary tract infections. This drug can be used in combination with other drugs in the treatment of amoeba infections. Doxy can also be recommended for the treatment of other medical conditions, for more information talk with your personal healthcare provider.

Doxy Warnings

Patients are recommended not to use Doxy if they are allergic to it or to similar drugs like Tetracycline, Demeclocycline, and Minocycline. The patients should inform their doctor if they have kidney or liver problems before beginning their treatment with this antibiotic. The patients who have liver and kidney problems might not be able to take this medicine, or if they are recommended to use it, they will need a special dosage adjustment. The doctor will examine you regularly in order to be sure that your treatment is not affecting your liver or kidneys.

The doctor will also regularly check the patients who are using this medicine to treat gonorrhea, in order to see if they are not suffering from other sexually transmitted diseases. Patients should not use Doxy syrup (also known as Vibramycin) without asking their doctor and without informing him if they are suffering from asthma or if they are allergic to sulfites.

Pregnant women or women who want to become pregnant are not recommended to use this medicine without their doctor’s consent. The women who are taking birth control pills and Doxy are recommended to use non-hormonal methods to prevent pregnancy, because this medicine makes the hormonal pills less effective. Also, women who are breast feeding should not begin taking this medicine without their doctor’s consent, because this can affect the baby. Children who are younger than eight years are not recommended to take this drug, because it can interfere with his growth and can lead to permanent tooth discoloration.

Doxy Intake Guidelines

Patients should ask their doctor how to take this medicine. They should not take Doxy in larger or smaller quantities than those prescribed, nor for longer periods of time. Patients are recommended to take Doxy with a full glass of water with or without food. It is not recommended to take this drug with milk, unless the personal healthcare provider advised you to do so. In the cases in which the patients are taking the oral suspension (liquid) form of this medicine, they must shake it before taking their daily dose.

Even if the patient’s symptoms ameliorate before he is completely cured, he must not stop taking his medication without contacting his doctor. When a person who is taking Doxy needs to have a surgery, he must inform the surgeon about his treatment, because he might have to stop their treatment until after the surgery. Patients should not take the medicine if it is expired, because this can lead to serious injuries to the kidneys.

Doxy Dosage

The doctor will prescribe the patients the sufficient quantity of Doxy, in order for the medical condition they are suffering from to be treated correctly. This medicine must be taken for 7 to 14 days. The adults who are suffering from different infections are usually recommended oral Doxy of 200 mg divided in two equal parts in the first day, and for the rest of the treatment only 100 mg per day as a single dose. Patients should not change their dosage under any circumstances without the approval of their doctor.

Doxy Overdose

The patients who suspect that they have taken an overdose of Doxy should immediately contact their doctor and the local poison center and discontinue their treatment. In order for the doctor to treat the patient symptomatically the individual may have to remain in the hospital for a few days, but this decision will be taken by the doctor. The most common symptoms which a person who has taken an overdose of this medicine can experience are the following: nausea, vomiting, headaches and diarrhea.

Doxy Missed Dose

It is important for the patients not to forget to take their pills as scheduled, but in the cases in which they do forget they should take Doxy as soon as they recall. If it is already time for the next dose of Doxy, patients should take it and continue with the normal schedule, forgetting about the missed dose of this medication. Patients should not take double doses of this drug, unless their doctor has instructed them to do so.

Doxy Side Effects

Patients should inform their doctor as soon as they can if they are experiencing the following symptoms, especially if they are persistent and severe: itching of the rectum, itching of the vagina, diarrhea and sore mouth. Some of the side effects of this remedy can be quite dangerous, this is why it is important to contact your doctor immediately if you experience one or more of the following side adverse reactions: severe headache, blurred vision, skin rash, hives, breathing or swallowing difficulties, itching, and dark-colored urine. Patients should stop taking Doxy if they experience the following side effects: vomiting, stomach pain, extreme tiredness and weakness, decreased urination and confusion. This is not a complete list of the possible adverse reactions of this drug; for further information patients should discuss with their personal healthcare provider or with a pharmacist. If you develop any unusual clinical manifestation, alert your physician at once.

Doxy Drug Reactions

Before beginning the treatment with this antibiotic, patients should inform their doctor, if they are taking one or more of the following medicines: cholesterol-lowering medication, Isotrtinoin, Tretinoin, antacids, products which contain bismuth subsalicylate, minerals (like iron, zinc, calcium, and so on), blood thinners and vitamins. Any of the medicines listed above can interact with Doxy leading to a life threatening condition. You should ask your local pharmacist to give you a list of the most common medical products that are known to harmfully affect your intake of this clinical remedy.

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