Davis's Drug Guide
doxycycline†
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General
Pronunciation:
dox-i-sye-kleen
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- Acticlate
- Apprilon
- Doryx
- Doryx MPC
- Doxy
- Doxycin
- Doxytab
- Oracea
- Periostat
- Vibramycin
Ther. Class.
anti-infectives
Pharm. Class.
tetracyclines
† As the recommendations for treating/preventing anthrax are still evolving, all health care professionals are urged to check the most current recommendations at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Web site (www.bt.cdc.gov).
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General
Pronunciation:
dox-i-sye-kleen
To hear audio pronunciation of this topic, purchase a subscription or log in.Trade Name(s)
- Acticlate
- Apprilon
- Doryx
- Doryx MPC
- Doxy
- Doxycin
- Doxytab
- Oracea
- Periostat
- Vibramycin
Ther. Class.
anti-infectives
Pharm. Class.
tetracyclines
† As the recommendations for treating/preventing anthrax are still evolving, all health care professionals are urged to check the most current recommendations at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Web site (www.bt.cdc.gov).
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