Antibiotics - med informed people please

[floridalife]

People with some med and science knowledge please no speculators

Any idea if taking antibitocs would have any adverse effect hyperplasmia, hypertrophy, repair, taking hgh, igf, primo etc, please advise thank you

 

[floridalife]

bump

 

[manboy]

Short-term? Like for bronchitis and such; virtually none to my knowledge. Long-term can throw off normal flora in the digestive tract that might lead to those side effects. Anti-biotics are used as growth accelerants in cattle; not sure why but they have a very different digestive system. Not sure I'm answering your questions but just throwing out some info.

 

[dsh89]

If you are sick and on cycle, and you want to take antibiotics, it will not cause you any problems bro. I just finished 10 days of Levaquin for a bad sinus/upper respiratory infection. I am on test e, tren e, and hgh. No worries bro. Drink lots of water though that is very important.

 

[samoth]

This could potentially be a rather involved question...

However, there are many different types of antibiotics, and given that they can cause different side effects, one might guess that they have different mechanisms and interactions throughout the body. I suppose one would need to know the type and/or class of drug in question.

Also, Goldendelicious could probably help here more than anyone else on the board.

HTH

 

[H_T_]

i bet it's safer than doobies & cocaine.

 

[floridalife]

thanks guys really appreciate the input it's augmentin btw

WOW never heard that about cattle maybe i'll wake up bigger tom morn if i can ever fall asleep

 

[samoth]

Augmentin is a penicillin. The prescribing information doesn't appear to contain any contraindications, but there does exist the potential for a "moderate rise" in liver values and hepatic dysfunction, but it doesn't appear to be a major problem for younger, healthy individuals, steroid use notwithstanding.

Reference: http://us.gsk.com/products/assets/us_augmentin_powder.pdf

General References: http://www.gsk.com/products/prescription_medicines/us/augmentin_us.htm

HTH