Amoxicillin for bronchitis

64 However, more recent data suggested that higher daptomycin doses than those used in these earlier trials resulted in improved VRE BSI outcomes. 65 A subsequent study reported that VRE BSI treatment with linezolid is associated with significantly higher treatment failure and mortality compared with daptomycin therapy.

66 Further research is needed, but should the side-effect profile of linezolid be tolerable, it remains an effective option for oral treatment of enterococcal BSIs.

Evidence Regarding Anaerobic Bacterial Blood Stream Infection.

Anaerobic bacteria include Bacteroides, Prevotella, Porphyromonas, Fusobacterium, Peptostreptococcus, Veillonella, and Clostridium. Anaerobes account for approximately 4% of bacterial BSIs, and are often seen in the context of polymicrobial infection. 67 Given that anaerobes are difficult to recover, and

that

labor

67 Unfortunately, antibiotic resistance amongst anaerobes is increasing.

68 However, metronidazole remains highly active against a majority of anaerobes, with only a handful of treatment failures reported, 69 and has a highly favorable pharmacokinetic profile for oral treatment. Oral metronidazole remains an effective choice for many anaerobic BSIs. Considering the polymicrobial nature of many anaerobic infections, source control is important, and concomitant GNR infection must be ruled out before using metronidazole monotherapy.

Clindamycin has significant anaerobic activity, but Bacteroides resistance has increased significantly in recent years, as high as 26%-44%. 70 Amoxicillin-clavulanate has good anaerobic coverage, but bioavailability of clavulanate is limited (50%), making it inferior for BSI.

Bioavailability is also limited for cephalosporins with anaerobic activity, such as cefuroxime.

Moxifloxacin is a fluoroquinolone with some anaerobic coverage and a good oral pharmacokinetic profile, but Bacteroides resistance can be as high as 50%, making it a risky empiric choice. Bacterial BSIs are common and result in significant morbidity and mortality, with high associated healthcare costs.

Although BSIs are traditionally treated with intravenous antimicrobials, many BSIs can be safely and effectively cured using oral antibiotics. When appropriately selected, oral antibiotics offer lower costs, fewer side effects, promote antimicrobial stewardship, and are easier for patients. Ultimately, the decision to use oral versus intravenous antibiotics must consider the characteristics of the pathogen, patient, and drug. None of the authors report any conflicts of interest.

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dose

It may be used to rationalise antibiotics when infants are receiving amoxicillin and require additional cover against staphylococci that would normally be provided by adding flucloxacillin. Previous history of jaundice / hepatic dysfunction

associated

mild renal impairment : no change to dosing schedule; moderate renal impairment : increase the dosing interval. Maintain adequate fluid intake, especially with IV doses, to reduce the possibility of amoxicillin crystalluria. Cholestatic jaundice – although rarely reported in children.

Oral suspension - contains aspartame (source of phenylketonuria) , therefore use with caution in patients with phenylketonuria. The clavulanic acid component protects the amoxicillin from degradation by beta-lactamases, thus extending the spectrum of the amoxicillin. Oral absorption is enhanced by the presence of food. Diarrhoea and vomiting, review therapy if this occurs.

Hepatic events - although rarely reported in children.

Consult with ID service for use greater than 14 days.

CNS toxicity with high doses or severe renal impairment.

Monitor : renal & hepatic function and FBC if on prolonged therapy.

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