Any risk of Tendonitis with amoxicillin?
by Gabriel
(New York)
Hi, Joshua. I've had tendonitis for a long time now, and it's starting to improve. Just today I was prescribed amoxicillin for an unrelated dental infection, and I just wanted to know if there is any risk for tendon damage, or is that only with the fluoroquinolone antibiotics?
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Joshua Answers:Hi Gabriel.
Primarily it's just with fluoroquinolones.
My first thought to your question was 'No, Amoxicillin doesn't cause
Tendonitis.
See:
What Is Tendonitis?I did some extra research to make sure, and didn't come across anything that indicated that Amoxicillin was a danger to tendons and connective tissue.
Having said that, everybody is a little different and their scenario is a little different. So while Amoxicillin isn't known to cause tendon problems, there are a variety of ways it can cause your particular scenario to create pain/problem.
After (and during) taking it and while the tooth gets taken care of, I -would- take probiotics to replenish all the good (and important) bugs in your stomach that antibiotics kill off.
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