erythromycin

Bacteria-killing macrolide drug

Erythromycin is an antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections, particularly in patients allergic to penicillin.

It works against respiratory infections, skin infections, and certain sexually transmitted diseases.

The drug belongs to the macrolide class of antibiotics: The doctor prescribed erythromycin for her bronchitis.

treatment

pneumonia

Infected, inflamed lung tissue

rosacea · gastroparesis · diphtheria · syphilis · Legionnaires' disease · skin infection · respiratory infection · STI · motility · prophylaxis

bacterial

streptococcus

Spherical bacteria in chains

susceptibility · resistance · MIC · culture

pharmaceutical

prescription

Medical dispensing authorization

  • dosageMeasured medicine amount
  • tabletFlat portable computing device
  • capsuleEnclosed dose container

ointment · suspension · stearate · IV · pharmacokinetics · half-life · CYP3A4 · drug interactions · QT prolongation · contraindications

macrolide

clarithromycin

Macrolide antimicrobial medication

bacteriostatic

Categories
Opposites
target pathogen type

erythromycinantiviral

Agent blocking viral spread

acyclovir · remdesivir · antifungal · fluconazole · antiparasitic

therapeutic effect

erythromycinprobiotic

Healthful live microorganism supplement

prebiotic · bacterial culture · immunosuppressant · pathogen · bacterium

mechanism of action

erythromycinpenicillin

Fungus-derived infection fighter

amoxicillin · cephalosporin · vancomycin · ciprofloxacin · metronidazole

Family

mycelium, mycology, erythrocyte, azithromycin

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G