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What Is The Recovery Time For Bacterial Infection Being Treated With Amoxyclav?
Dear Sir,
This i have been diagnosed as a bacterial infection from a dermatologist i have been prescribed amoxyclav drug for this, the only problem which i am facing with this i have cuts on my lips and getting pus out of the cuts, what should i do avoid pus and for the healing of the wound, Will the antibiotic prescribed by the doctor will cure my wounds and will also stop the pus how many days it take for the cure of this infection, it is literally irritating me very much
With Regards,
Deepak
This i have been diagnosed as a bacterial infection from a dermatologist i have been prescribed amoxyclav drug for this, the only problem which i am facing with this i have cuts on my lips and getting pus out of the cuts, what should i do avoid pus and for the healing of the wound, Will the antibiotic prescribed by the doctor will cure my wounds and will also stop the pus how many days it take for the cure of this infection, it is literally irritating me very much
With Regards,
Deepak
Fri, 9 Jan 2015
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IN Short: It depends on how long and deep the cut is with the level of infection.
Explanation: You have visited a doctor who has prescribed you amoxicillin plus clavulinic acid for your infection is well and good. Just follow his orders withour fail for rapid relief.
Any simple cut takes atleast a week time for complete healing and varies if infection s there.So have patience take medication and be cool.
Good luck
IN Short: It depends on how long and deep the cut is with the level of infection.
Explanation: You have visited a doctor who has prescribed you amoxicillin plus clavulinic acid for your infection is well and good. Just follow his orders withour fail for rapid relief.
Any simple cut takes atleast a week time for complete healing and varies if infection s there.So have patience take medication and be cool.
Good luck
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