I searched for Penicilin. At the end I found there's 2 types of penicilin( I'm not sure whether it's well to difine as 2 types). Anyone can explain about this pls? Thank U very much.
Penicillin - What are the differences between Penicilin V & Penicilin G?
Question posted by HFongZby on 12 July 2014
Last updated on 12 July 2014
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kaismama
12 July 2014
Its just a chemistry thing. Penicillin v is an analog of penicillin g. Penicillin v is more resistant to the effects of stomach acid on it. They are both penicillin and they both do the same thing as far as infections.
HFongZby
12 July 2014
Then how about benzenpenicillin?
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