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Ciprofloxacin and Azithroycin
I have a question:
I took Ciprofloxacin 500mg two times a day for 10 days. The medicament didn't work. Now the doctor gave me 2g Azithromycin singe dose.
I read online that the combination of Ciprofloxacin and Azithromycin can be dangerous. Is this still the case, if the last Ciprodose was one week before the 2g Azithromycin dose?
I took Ciprofloxacin 500mg two times a day for 10 days. The medicament didn't work. Now the doctor gave me 2g Azithromycin singe dose.
I read online that the combination of Ciprofloxacin and Azithromycin can be dangerous. Is this still the case, if the last Ciprodose was one week before the 2g Azithromycin dose?
Sorry I didn't make it clear in my previous comment:
I am at the moment in a country which has a relatively poor health care quality.
The doctor gave me this combination, but I do not completely trust his expertise. Pharamists are even worse, would be like asking a waiter for medication advise.
Do you happen to know how long Ciprofloxacin stays in the bloodstream? Thank you very much.
I am at the moment in a country which has a relatively poor health care quality.
The doctor gave me this combination, but I do not completely trust his expertise. Pharamists are even worse, would be like asking a waiter for medication advise.
Do you happen to know how long Ciprofloxacin stays in the bloodstream? Thank you very much.
I have seen several other people post about taking that combination, but if concerned talk to your Dr and/or Pharamist.
To clearify: I don't expect to get medication instructions, my question is:
Is it normal / considered not dangerous to take Azithromycin 2g one week after taking Ciprofloxcin 500mg twice a day over 10 days. I am currently in a current with low medical standards, so I rather double check before following the doctors medication instructions.
Is it normal / considered not dangerous to take Azithromycin 2g one week after taking Ciprofloxcin 500mg twice a day over 10 days. I am currently in a current with low medical standards, so I rather double check before following the doctors medication instructions.
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