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H Pylori medicines – antibiotics course season?
Hello, I recently been diagnosed with H. pylori and was prescribed a pump inhibitor protons, metronidazole and clarithromycin (triple therapy). I was prescribed a course of 14 days. Now, from what I read, there is a success rate of 85% in one day Treatment 7. I have the intention of stopping the drug because it is more nausea I feel I have a very important function to attend to what I have to consume alcohol … my career will depend on accelerating … I know it sounds immature … but believe me … Question is … it's okay for me to stop therapy for a 3 days … then resume therapy 7 days remaining? will the bacteria (if any left) creates an immunity to antibiotics? I was looking for medical responses … but not social / moral views … but thanks for the long answers .. Anyway i am aware of the sensitivity behind the decision .. Deanne … you're a pessimist … and their assumptions are wrong …
If the medicine makes him feel sick, not the idea of alcohol so do? The nurse gave a good response. If you stop antibiotics, at least resistant bacteria have been killed and the hardiest survive to multiply when you take your 3 days' break. " This is what contributes to antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria and "superbugs." I think it is commendable that you are asking, but I guess will wait for some idiot posts here on Yahoo Answers and says, "yes, go for it man," you will give "best answer" responding with something like "thanks, people always think the worst case." But you can always prove me wrong. Best wishes.
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