What is right dose zithromax for up respiratory? Thx?
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- 10 Jan 2012 by lbarke
- Topics:
- zithromax, upper respiratory tract infection
Answers (1)
Marvell12 Jan 2012
The link below has recommended dose details for Zithromax. However, they are recommendations only and you need to follow the dose your doctor has prescribed for you, as your doctor has assessed you and may have given you a dose not within the recommended dose.
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Marvell is right. The usual dose is based on the wieght of a person of 150 pounds. Why I don't know for sure, but that's how the drug companies do their dosing. Just my thoughts... mary