AMOXICILLINE EG

History of seizures

Child under 15 years of age Epilepsy Hepatic impairment Renal impairment Lyme Disease Infectious mononucleosis Oliguria Meningation pathology Peritoneal dialysis patient Hemodialysis patient Patient carrying a vesical probe High dose treated patient Subject at risk of seizure DRESS syndrome, history Allergic field Extended treatment.

Mechanism of action

Amoxicilline is an antibiotic in the beta-lactam family of the aminopenicillin group.

Critical concentrations separate susceptible strains from intermediate and intermediate susceptibility strains from resistant strains: S 16 mg/l; CMI (minimum inhibitory concentration) pneumococcal: S 2 mg/l.

Sensitive species

Gram+ aerobic: Corynebacterium diphtheriae, Enterococcus faecalis, Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae, Listeria monocytogenes, Nocardia asteroides, streptococcus, streptocococcus bovis, Streptococcus apheu, Haetroctricherphyne, Esebus actinomycetomyceptus, Listeria monocytactos, norbactus, acrybactus, acrybactus, acrystectus, abrystectus, apeticherosis, apeu, apher, apher.

• Liver enzymes (increase) (Uncommon)
• ASAT (increase) (Very rare)
• ALT (increase) (Very rare)
• Longer bleeding time (Very rare)
• Granulopenia (Very rare)
• Hypoprothrombinaemia (Very rare)
• Positive Coomb Test Cristalluria Neutropenia LDH (increase)
• Alkaline phosphates (increase)
• Eosinophilia False positive Glycosuria Transaminases (increase)
• Thrombin time (longening)
• Urticaria (Uncommon)
• Exanthema (Common)
• Enanthemum (Common)
• Pruritus (Uncommon)
• Rash (Common)
• Skin reaction (Very rare)
• Generalised acute exanthemous pusulosis Toxic epidermal necrolysis
• Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Intertriginous symmetrical drug exanthema and flexion folds
• Bully dermatosis Exfoliative dermatitis Lyell's syndrome Linear IgA bubble dermatosis
• Polymorphic Erythema Fever (Rare)
• Cardiac aplasia (Very rare)
• Thrombocytopenia (Very rare)
• Anemia (Very rare)
• Pancytopenia (Very rare)
• Haemolytic anaemia (Very rare)
• Leucopenia (Very rare)
• Agranulocytosis Cholestatic Ictery (Very rare)
• Hepatitis (Very rare)
• DRESS syndrome (Very rare)
• Hypersensitivity (Very rare)
• Oedema of Quincke Serum disease Anaphylactic shock Anaphylactic reaction
• Herxheimer reaction Oral candidiasis (Uncommon)
• Vulvaginal candidiasis (Uncommon)
• Skin-emucous candidiasis (Very rare)
• Overinfection (Uncommon)
• Anorexia (Common)
• Dysgueusia (Common)
• Hyposialia (Common)
• Dental colour impairment (Very rare)
• Stuffy language (Very rare)
• Feeling dizzy (Rare)
• Vertigo (Very rare)
• Laryngeal edema (Rare)
• Colouring of the language
• Kounis syndrome Hypersensitivity Vasculitis Soft stool (Common)
• Nausea (Common)
• Vomiting (Uncommon)
• Gastric disorder (Common)
• Diarrhoea (Common)
• Flatulence (Common)
• Antibiotic-related colitis (Very rare)
• Pseudomembranous colitis Enterocolitis syndrome induced by a medicine Hemorrhagic colitis
• Convulsions (Very rare)
• Hyperkinesia (Very rare)
• Headache Aseptic meningitis Respiratory damage
• Interstitial nephropathy (Very rare)
• Acute nephropathy.