Doxycycline Tablets For Chlamydia x14 Tablets (Full Treatment)

Nausea and vomiting are common side effects of doxycycline. If you vomit after taking doxycycline, you should carry on with the prescribed course. Although doxycycline can make you sick, partial absorption or missing one dose is unlikely to have an effect on the success of treatment. Try taking doxycycline after a meal to reduce feelings of nausea. If you throw up more than once, you should contact your doctor as you may need to try a different treatment.

Food does not affect the absorption of doxycycline and you can choose to take doxycycline on an empty stomach or after food. One of the possible side-effects of taking doxycycline is that it may make you feel slightly nauseas. If this is the case, you may find it helpful to take doxycycline after a meal.

Moderate alcohol consumption will not necessarily have an impact on the effectiveness of doxycycline, but it can make you feel slightly sick and dehydrated. You should avoid drinking large amounts of alcohol or avoid alcohol consumption altogether for the duration of your treatment if possible. Large amounts of alcohol consumption can reduce the effectiveness of doxycycline in treating chlamydia.

It can take 1-2 weeks for chlamydia symptoms to ease off. If your symptoms have not improved after 2 weeks, you should speak to your doctor.

You should visit your GP in the following circumstances:

• You are experiencing an allergic reaction to doxycycline, such as skin irritation or diarrhoea
• You have missed multiple doses
• Your symptoms are persisting after the treatment course
• You have had sexual contact with someone during treatment or within the 7-day period after having completed treatment
• There is a possibility you may be pregnant
• You are experiencing any unusual side-effects such as difficulty breathing, fever, swollen glands.

Doxycycline has a very high success rate, and it is not usually necessary to get tested after you have completed the treatment course. However, you should get retested if you didn’t take your medication as prescribed, you engaged in sexual activity whilst taking treatment, your symptoms still persist, or you have sexual partners that change on a regular basis (testing is recommended every three months in this case).

Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted infection and can cause many long-term complications such as infertility and reactive arthritis. You should let your sexual partners know if you have had a positive diagnosis, so that they can receive treatment and avoid re-infecting you or others.

You should wait at least seven days after completing a full course of doxycycline treatment for chlamydia before engaging in unprotected sex. This allows the medication to effectively treat the infection and reduces the risk of transmitting it to sexual partners.

You should let your GP know if you are scheduled to receive a typhoid vaccination whilst on treatment, or within 72 hours after having completed treatment. This is because doxycycline can reduce the effectiveness of typhoid vaccinations.

Each patient must fill out a questionnaire individually as it assesses the suitability of doxycycline based on their medical status. The online consultation is intended to ensure that our service is safe for all those that we prescribe treatment for. Everyone must complete an individual consultation using their own account. Multiple orders under the same account will be rejected.

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