AZITHROMYCIN vs CEFTRIAXONE

He is fully vaccinated (including flu and COVID vaccines). He is currently taking a 5 day course of azithromycin (250 MG tablet) for the sinus infection and started the tamiflu today. How long should we keep him home to prevent him from spreading it to others? I have a benign brain tumor and am

Case 1) A physician prescribed his wife #180 plaquenil 200mg BID + #30 azithromycin 250 mg QD. Paying with GoodRx. (we didn’t fill it of course) One of my new tech typed it in, i caught it and called him asking for diagnosis code. He started out saying his wife has asthma and needed it for prophyla

Our pharmacy is being physically expanded right now and the ScriptPro machine we have was moved for the first time in who knows how long. There were about 60 vials/caps found underneath plus a dusty ahh Zpak that expired in 2010… Also these pics were taken by an overnight technician not me so shout

(34F, 5'5", non-smoker, USA) I feel terrible for even writing this, but it's been absolutely bothering me since I found out. I know someone that has told their husband they have cancer. But she's insisting it be kept a secret from everyone. Here's where I'm suspicious and maybe that's just my lack o

Hey everyone, So I work in a rural community pharmacy and a patient brought in a prescription for amoxi-clav for an ENT infection (otitis media, cough, sinus infection). I noticed that the amoxi-clav was severely under dosed and the doctor wrote to give 1/4 of what she’d need for her weight. Second

Amoxicillin and augmentin are all completely gone. Same with cefdinir. I have some azithromycin and penicillin and clindamycin left but we’re out of options. What are folks doing? Have we seen doctors trying any other antibiotics after having failed augmentin and cefdinir? Also just a shout out to a

[My original post is here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/AskDocs/comments/1aqmzfy/5_year_old_has_had_a_high_fever_for_6_days_i_am/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) It is now February 28th, and we are finally being discharged from th

Surgical intern here. I feel like I call my pharmacists an ungodly amount of times a day, and wanted to know if maybe I was missing some basic knowledge (or basic ways to get to that knowledge). My hospital has Micromedex for free, so I'll always try to give it a cursory glance or Google quickly bef

15 y/o healthy male, UTD vaccinations, NKDA, no medications. 5'8", 125 lbs. Was waiting for the school bus (very early so still partially dark outside) and neighbor pulled quickly into her driveway. She ran over him with front tire, he was wedged under and drug 20 feet until the back tire ran him ov

FINAL UPDATE: after his final IV antibiotics appointment today we met with an awesome doctor. Essentially he said that when we first went into the ER to get him looked at the other doctor fucked up by not draining the hematoma or whatever it is on the front of his leg and he probably has phlebitis.

Anyone have any thoughts on how ceftriaxone would cause this? Part of me thinks it’s just an odd coincidence, patients were in the hospital in the first place, and a whole lot of people receive ceftriaxone. But, anything is possible I suppose

I had this situation come up the other day, and was curious how other people would/have handle(d) it. This is specifically regarding a vanco consult, but I’m also curious about other types! I got one the other day that was clearly not indicated. Without going into too much detail, basically this pat

Good afternoon. Kind of a long story. I am 26F with no drug or alcohol use. Five foot three inches tall and weigh 194 lbs. Daily medications include corlanor (IST), buspirone (anxiety), singulair (allergies), qulipta (migraines), and cymbalta (anxiety). I carry an albuterol inhaler and an epi pen. O