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Zithromax Dehydration

Serious and prevantable


Prevent Zithromax dehydration and learn how to manage infections, naturally.
Zithromax  may cause dehydration Zithromax is a brand name prescription used to treat a variety of infections.

Generically named Azithromycin it is used to treat many different types of infections caused by bacteria, such as respiratory infections, skin infections, ear infections, and sexually transmitted diseases.

Side effects

The use of Zithromax could lead to the following side effects: severe diarrhea, stomach pains, cramps, nausea, vomiting, yellowing of skin or eyes and dark urine.

All of the cited side effects can either contribute to dehydration or is a sign of dehydration.

Dehydration and infections

Chronic dehydration causes or creates conditions ripe for developing and maintaining infections for several reasons.

First, adequate water is needed to flush out bacteria and viruses from the body.

Second, dehydration suppresses the immune system which is responsible for destroying "intruders."

So a very good way to avoid developing infections is to be well hydrated.

Click here for recommendations on how much water to drink to avoid many problems including Zithromax dehydration and illnesses that may lead to development of infections.



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