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Amoxicillin
4/21/2017 | | 34moderated by Susan
Amoxicillin (500mg) for jaw inflammation
Prescribed this for my jaw inflammation. While I was using it I had no problems with the side effects until the last day, when I came out in a rash all over. Thick, red spots all over me with a terrible itching sensation. The inflammation has gone now, but the rash (nettle rash) is still there, 2 weeks after stopping the course, it's terrible, I'm never having these antibiotics again.
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Amoxicillin
5/17/2016 | | 43moderated by Philip
Amoxicillin (500mg) for jaw inflammation
After a root canal treatment I developed a an infection in my nerve: loads of side effects, sometimes severe - palpitations, oppressive headache, severe stomach pains/bowel cramps, increase in body temperature (37.2-37.4), dizziness, sleepiness, nausea, reduced appetite, dry mouth. Hopefully this medicine will help. My first experience was not goof - after two weeks using this for a jaw infecti...
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