Avelox reduces bacterial infection
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Avelox is an antibiotic prescribed to treat sinus and lung infections caused by bacteria like sinusitis and pneumonia. It works by killing bacteria but not viruses. Common side effects include skin rash, tingling, hives, and shortness of breath, while rare side effects include an allergic reaction. When taking Avelox, patients should drink plenty of water, avoid driving or operating machinery if dizzy, limit sun exposure, and wear protective clothing and sunscreen if outside to prevent dehydration and sun sensitivity.
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Disorders of the ear, nose and throat - such as hay fever, the common cold, hoarseness, and hearing loss - are troublesome afflictions that affect nearly everyone at one time or another. While not life threatening, such problems can cause considerable distress and discomfort. Fortunately, there is much that you can do yourself to prevent or alleviate them.
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Antibiotics have no effect against the virus that causes colds.
Colds are spread through secretion droplets, therefore it's best to use tissues, not your hands for covering a sneeze. Wash your hands frequently and keep your hands away from your nose!
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