Is this a typical reaction to Amox TR-CLV 875-125 MG tablets?

Speak to a GP as soon as practical. If it is after hours see a pharmacist. They usually know more about the drugs than the doctors anyway.

As stated, amoxillin is a standard penicillin based antibiotic. [1]

Amox is a generic form of the drug Augmentin. Reference [2] lists typical side effects.

If you are allergic you may need treatment for the allergy in case it becomes dangerous. [3]

Amox Tr-k Clv 875-125 Mg

Knowing the reaction you had to erythromycin years ago, you should be worried. I know you will have taken preventative measures to alleviate the itching, but it is also doing that to the inside of your body.

That's the reason hives are so dangerous. What you see on the outside is also happening inside and can block your lungs.

So, take care dear cousin, and get well. I realize it the last couple of years have been hard on your health, but there is only one you so call the doctor and follow his advice. Don't take the second pill. Though you probably will because you'll want to test it to see if you're ok. Just remember the anaphylactic reaction and don't let it happen again.

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Hi Tori.

I took penicillin (and its family members) until

at age 22, I had a reaction to a Penicillin shot.

My reaction was fast...extreme itching, swelling.

Had I not been rushed to the ER, it would have been fatal.

Amoxicillin is a member of the Penicillin family, so I would

be careful and consult a doctor.

I had taken Penicillin my whole life. The allergic reaction came on with that

one shot. Now if I take Penicillin, it would be fatal.

The itching is definitely a warning sign.

Your friend

Gene.

I'm not familiar with this particular antibiotic, but I have had reactions to other antibiotics and it could be a kind of allergic reaction.

I would definitely discontinue use and see the prescribing physician ASAP.

Best to you.

You said it yourself,most likely a slight allergic reaction.

Stop taking them until you see your doctor.

If you really need them now,go to the hospital.

Many people are allergic to penicillin based medication.

Get well and stay well.

All antibiotics can trigger an allergic reaction. You need to see your doctor quickly because these things can get very serious very fast.

You know, pharmacists make it their business to know all about these pills and their side effects. I would recommend giving yours a call. He'll be happy to answer your questions.

The side-effects seem hard on you, I feel it very uncomfortable. Consult the doc who perscribed it to give you another branch less allergic. You have to stay awake to write... poems :)

Doesn't sound right. I would say don't take anymore and call the Dr.