Doxycycline 100mg
Doxycycline 100mg Capsules is a tetracycline antimicrobial that fights bacteria in the body. Along these lines, Doxycycline is utilizing to treat various bacterial infections, like skin inflammation, urinary stretch contaminations, stomach diseases, respiratory contaminations, eye contaminations, gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, periodontitis (gum sickness)
 
What is Doxycycline and what is it used for?
Doxycycline is from the antibiotic medication anti-infection agents series; expansive range anti-infection agents which can be utilized to treat a large number of microbes caused contaminations including malaria fever.
 
How does it work?
When a mosquito infected with malaria bites a person it passes the malaria parasite into the human bloodstream. Doxycycline targets this malaria parasite and kills it. It is used to prevent a malarial infection from developing, which is why it is important to start taking it before entering an area that has malaria-infected mosquitoes and why it is also important to continue taking it for up to 4 weeks after your return.
 
How should I take Doxycycline?
You ought to stay away from liquor while you are taking Doxycycline tablets. Take them with water or food on the off chance that the tablets disturb your throat. Likewise, you ought to take them standing up or putting up and not rests for 30 minutes subsequent to taking a Doxycycline tablet. Take a day to day portion of 100mg beginning 1-2 days before openness to a malaria fever endemic locale, all through your visit and proceeding with the treatment for 28 days in the wake of leaving the malaria fever inclined region.
 
Which is better: Malarone or Doxycycline?
Doxycycline is only used for areas that are resistant to Chloroquine or with P. falciparum strains resistant to multiple drugs. Additionally, Doxycycline is less expensive, yet has more incidental effects than Malarone and doxycycline ruined my life.
You should start taking the medication 1-2 days before entering the malaria area, throughout the entire duration of your stay, then continue for another 4 weeks after leaving the malaria-affected area.