Hlo dr , I am on my antibiotics for lump under my jaw areas...so it was for 5 days course though I missed some dose and make it 7 days will it cause some problems.. the antibiotics was clamp 625 mg twice a day ...
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Missing a dose or two of Augmentin 625 and extending the course to 7 days will not cause any harm - that is a standard duration for a jaw/dental space infection anyway. What matters is that you do not stop early and that the lump is actually shrinking. If the swelling is the same or bigger after 7 days, or you get fever, trismus or difficulty swallowing, it is likely a dental focus or an abscess that needs drainage, not more antibiotics. Loose stools or thrush with clavulanate are common - take it after food, add curd or a probiotic.
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Finish the full 7 days as advised, take it after food, and get the lump examined once the course ends. Get a dental check for the same side tooth. If it is not settling, book a consult with me on Practo or at Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj.
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Not a concerning thing if you have missed a single dose but a big bag shouldn't be there as bacteria gets time to multiply in that gap period
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Actually in case of antibiotics if you miss some doses, it is advised to do the whole course again
But now if you have taken it for 7 days
You don't have to repeat it
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