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Doxy

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Infection Bronchitis Dysentery Pneumonia Abscess Lyme Disease Community Acquired Pneumonia Gonorrhea Infection,Urinary Tract Fever Peritonitis Sepsis Syphilis Cholangitis Pleural Empyema Endocarditis Lung Abscess Diarrhea Influenza Tonsillitis Pharyngitis COPD,Acute Sinus Infection Proctitis Pink eye Prostatitis Urethritis Cystitis Endometritis Bronchopneumonia Pertussis Cholecystitis Anthrax Chlamydia Chlamydia trachomatis Actinomycosis Bartonellosis Brucellosis Bubonic plague Lymphogranuloma venereum Chancroid Sexually transmitted diseases Gas Gangrene Glanders Granuloma inguinale Traveler's diarrhea Inclusion conjunctivitis Leptospirosis Malaria Melioidosis Ornithosis Pleurisy Mycoplasma pneumonia Malaria prevention Rocky mountain spotted fever Rickettsial infection Tetanus Trachoma Yaws Cholera Plague Ehrlichiosis
Ingredients
Doxycycline
Drug Actions
Antibacterial broad spectrum (bactericidal) Bacteriostatic
How does this drug class actually work?
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