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Stomach upset due to antibiotic
Taking Amoxyclav 625 for throat pain and cough with mucus but got stomach upset due to this. Plz suggest.
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Add capsule Pantoprazole 40 mg before (15 min) meal once per day
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if still symptoms persist seek a physical appointment
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drink plenty of water before and in between meal avoid spicy and oily food
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1 .Avoid spicy and oilly food . 2. Have curd or buttermilk. 3. You can also have probiotic . 4. Have fermented food like dosa , idli .
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Will need more details regarding this Like how long have you been taking and how many times in a day ?
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What are the stomach complaints you have??
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You can take antacids and also probiotics.
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Amoxyclav and other antibiotics leads to gastritis which can present with pain in stomach/ feeling of fullness/ bloating/ chest pain and other symptoms. It can be both prevented and treated with medication as well as some lifestyle modifications. To discuss in detail you can contact me on practo. Will be happy to help!
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Amoxyclav have some effects on stomach or digestion related For further inquiry please consult with me I will give you proper explanation and proscription
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Eat less spicy food Drink yogurt
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Follow up for consultation for medication
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Don’t drink alcohol and fast food
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Hello, I am Dr. Romain Rajan, General Physician. Your case has been allotted to me. I understand your concern. Stomach upset is a common side effect while taking Amoxyclav 625, especially when it irritates the stomach lining or affects gut bacteria. 1. Advices Always take Amoxyclav after a full meal and not on an empty stomach. Drink plenty of fluids and include curd or buttermilk in your meals to restore good gut bacteria. Avoid oily and spicy food till the stomach settles. 2. What to Monitor Frequency of loose motions or bloating. Any severe abdominal pain, vomiting, or new rash after taking the tablet. 3. Management If the stomach upset is mild, continue Amoxyclav but add Pantoprazole 40 mg once daily before breakfast for five days. Econorm sachet or Darolac capsule once daily for five days to restore gut flora. If the stomach discomfort becomes severe, stop Amoxyclav and shift to a milder antibiotic like Azithromycin 500 mg once daily for three days after food (only if throat infection persists). Do not take both antibiotics together. 4. When to Consult a Doctor Immediately Persistent vomiting or diarrhea. Abdominal pain or dehydration. Blood in stool or dark black stool. Every patient’s situation is unique. For accurate selection of antibiotic and safe recovery, it is important to discuss your symptoms and duration in detail. 👉 You can reach out to me directly for this case and also connect with me in future for any medical consultation. I am available on Practo or on WhatsApp at 85271646 seven seven for a one on one consultation, where you will receive • A personalized treatment plan • Safe medicine adjustment if required • Quick follow ups to ensure complete recovery Take care, wishing you good health. Best regards, Dr. Romain Rajan General Physician
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It could happen due to higher antibiotic. You may add antacid and any probiotic. For clarification, consult online.
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If you have an upset stomach you may have Pantoprazole 40 mg twice a day and metronidazole once a day. While if u also feel nauseatic you should take Ondem 4mg thrice a day. Fir throat pain and cough you can have Grillinctus M cough syrup.
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avoid spicy and oily foods and have boiled and simple foods for few days .
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Cap Pantocid DSR once a day Before breakfast
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Tab Pantop 40mg 30mins before food for 5 days (once daily)
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Take Pan-D tablet one on empty stomach
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Drink plenty of fluids And have Tab. Pan 40 empty stomach in morning before food till your antibiotic course last.
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Tab.AMOXYCLAV-Amoxycilin+clavulunic acid known to have common side effects like gastritis,diarrhea So depending on severity of throat pain and cough switch to other antibiotics with few sideeffects Never take any antibiotic on empty stomach Take it after meals It's better to take PANTOP or RABEPRAZOLE on empty stomach till the course of antibiotics. Take Tab.SPORLAC thrice daily and stay hydrated Avoid oily,spicy,fried and stored food Avoid tea,coffee intake
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Gastrointestinal side effects are common with Amoxicillin/clav.You can use probiotic like enterogermina twice daily and racecadrotil 100 mg twice daily to Stop diarrhea
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Side effects of antibiotics. Use probiotic  enterogermina respule three times for three to five days.  Light diet home made porridge Khichdi with buttermilk,  curd,  LAMONADE ELECTORAL POWDER.
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It is a side effect But if it is not much or troublesome, continue and finish the course.
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Go for Cap Vsl#3 twice daily for 3 days
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Its normal Tab lactobacillus twice daily with curd Avoid spicy food and consume plenty of fluid
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If pain abdomen or vomiting then stop amoxy 625 and consult as early as possible
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Take some probiotics and sporolac
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Yes Higher antibiotics like AMOXYCLAV may cause stomach upset.
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Start taking plenty of oral food intake adequately before taking medicine, for example if able to take food like dalia you take in adequate quantity. start CAP SOMPRAZ D 1CAP in morning empty stomach
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Avoid taking medicine empty stomach
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Ensure you take an antacid like Pan 40mg before food, eat your meal and then take the Amoxyclav 625 after food. Additionally, try to take some probiotics like sporolac DS two tablets thrice a day to avoid loose motion.
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Please finish the full course of the antibiotic. Hydrate well with WHO recognized ORS and other electrolyte rich fluids. Avoid spicy, processed and outside food until you recover from your illness
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Amoxyclav can usually cause stomach upset in form of loose stools and abdominal pain in few patients. Pair it with Tab Sporolac DS thrice a day if symptoms are not very severe. If the stool frequency is high with severe stomach pain and bloating then need to consult doctor to rule out serious complication of medication and change the antibiotic.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Stop antibiotics Consult online will guide you further u need a change in antibiotics
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Use pan d
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Hi there, What you’re experiencing is a very common side effect of Amoxyclav (Amoxicillin + Clavulanic acid). The clavulanic acid component often causes gastritis, acidity, or loose stools, especially if the medicine is taken on an empty stomach. Here’s what you should do right now: 1. Always take Amoxyclav immediately after meals, not before — this reduces gastric irritation significantly. 2. Start a probiotic (like Econorm sachet 1 BD or Cap. Vizylac 1 BD for 5–7 days*) — this will help restore your gut flora. 3. For acidity or bloating, take: Tab. Pantoprazole 40 mg once daily, 30 min before breakfast, for 5 days. If you feel nausea or cramps, you can add Tab. Domperidone 10 mg along with it. 4. Stay hydrated — at least 2.5–3 litres of fluids per day. 5. Avoid spicy, oily food or caffeine while on antibiotics. If diarrhea becomes watery, foul-smelling, or you get abdominal pain or fever — stop Amoxyclav immediately and see your doctor. You might need a different antibiotic or stool evaluation (rarely, Clostridium difficile infection can occur). If your throat infection is mild or improving, it’s often possible to switch to a better-tolerated antibiotic or even stop antibiotics early if it’s viral — but this must be judged based on your symptoms and examination. I can check your exact case, review whether you still need Amoxyclav or can switch to a safer alternative, and guide you with a personalized prescription. You can reach me directly for a private consultation on WhatsApp at nine three two six zero two zero five three six — I’ll review your details and get you relief fast.
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