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Does Clavam 625 Prevent An STD After Exposure?
I m 37 years old, male by gender and married last year i was prescribed to use clavam 625 for a STD. Yesterday while was on sex condom got burst. I want to use the medicine to kill any staff for causing STDs, if infected before coming home in 1 week time. So i m not sure if i take clavam 625 will help kill things that can cause the STDs eg gonorrhea and syphilis at a go before I meet my wife next week.
Wed, 4 Jun 2014
Hi there.
I don't know about killing any staff but if I were you, I would take greater care before the wife finds out & kills you or please be more responsible & careful with protection now that you are married & have another person's life to consider or better still do try 'monogamy'.
As for the Clavam625, the dose varies for different STD's & it will not treat gonorrhea, syphilis & other STD's in a single dose....gonorrhea perhaps but not syphilis. Besides, before taking this, please get the STD package tests done for the standard STD's. To answer your question more directly, yes it may help prevent 'bacterial' infections linked to STDs but not Viral, Chlamydial etc.
So in short, for best results henceforth do always practice "safe sex".
Good Luck & Godspeed.
Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD
I don't know about killing any staff but if I were you, I would take greater care before the wife finds out & kills you or please be more responsible & careful with protection now that you are married & have another person's life to consider or better still do try 'monogamy'.
As for the Clavam625, the dose varies for different STD's & it will not treat gonorrhea, syphilis & other STD's in a single dose....gonorrhea perhaps but not syphilis. Besides, before taking this, please get the STD package tests done for the standard STD's. To answer your question more directly, yes it may help prevent 'bacterial' infections linked to STDs but not Viral, Chlamydial etc.
So in short, for best results henceforth do always practice "safe sex".
Good Luck & Godspeed.
Dr Praveen Rodrigues MD
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