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Chlamydia and Azithromycin dosage
I have started the normal dosage of azithromycin for it's common use (I am sick), but found out that someone I slept with may have had chlamydia in the past.
Would the dosage of 500 mg per day for 3 days (total of 1500 mg) be effective for treating chlamydia if I have it?
I have already talked the first 500 mg tablet today. Should I take 2 x 500 mg tomorrow? Or continue my current dosage?
Would the dosage of 500 mg per day for 3 days (total of 1500 mg) be effective for treating chlamydia if I have it?
I have already talked the first 500 mg tablet today. Should I take 2 x 500 mg tomorrow? Or continue my current dosage?
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