| Amoxycillin: Risk Groups
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Pregnant
women: Can be administered during pregnancy; no particular risks are known.
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Nursing
mothers: Only small amounts have been found in breast milk. Can be administered.
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Children:
Normal daily dose:
25-100 mg/kg, distributed in two to three doses (duration of therapy
for streptococcal pharyngitis: 10 days). Prevention of endocarditis:
50 mg/kg before the intervention; when there is a high risk, administer
additional seven doses of 15 mg/kg.
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Elderly
people: No adjustment necessary when renal functions are normal. |
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Renal
failure: Reduce high doses or prolong the intervals (creatinine clearance less 30 ml/min: double interval, less 10 ml/min: triple interval). |
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Liver
insufficiency: No dose adjustment necessary. |

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