Keep Patients Getting Antibiotics for Gonorrhea Safe

February 2021

You'll see a shift in the choice of meds for gonorrhea.

For years, ceftriaxone 250 mg IM plus azithromycin 1 g PO has been used to treat gonorrhea and cover possible chlamydia coinfection.

But 250 mg of ceftriaxone may not be a high-enough dose in some cases...

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Table of Contents

COVID-19 Know the Ins and Outs of the mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines
COVID-19 Listen for Questions About COVID-19 Vaccines in Specific Patients
COVID-19 Stay Alert for Patients Getting Oral Meds to Treat COVID-19
OTC Products Be Ready for Combogesic, a New OTC for Pain or Fever
Veterinary Medicine Look Out for Pet Rxs on the Owner's Med History
Hormone Therapy Be Familiar With Hormone Therapies for Transgender Patients
Parkinson's Disease Kynmobi Will Be a New Med for Parkinson's Disease
Gastroenterology Avoid Errors With Pancreatic Enzymes
STIs Keep Patients Getting Antibiotics for Gonorrhea Safe