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Can be cefixime used to treat prostatis?
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Cefixime is considered a first line treatment, along with azithromycin, for epididymytis and orchitis, two typically bacterial conditions found in the scrotum. Since these two conditions travel around the male urogenital system cefixime stands a good chance of helping cure your prostatitis, assuming it is caused by bacteria.
One problem with all antibiotics when it comes to the prostate is that it is an organ normally without much blood circulation, meaning that antibiotics don't saturate the area sufficiently to kill them. Doxycycline and Septra-DS are known as drugs which saturate the prostate better than most
One problem with all antibiotics when it comes to the prostate is that it is an organ normally without much blood circulation, meaning that antibiotics don't saturate the area sufficiently to kill them. Doxycycline and Septra-DS are known as drugs which saturate the prostate better than most
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