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Can a man take Taxim O 200 tablets to treat burning urination?

Asked by Male, 30 · 22 days ago

Vikas Singh

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22 days ago

Taxim O 200, which contains the antibiotic cefixime, can treat certain bacterial urinary tract infections. However, in men, burning urination can stem from various causes, including sexually transmitted infections or prostate inflammation. Taking antibiotics without a confirmed diagnosis can be ineffective or lead to resistance. I gently recommend consulting a healthcare professional for a simple urine test. This will help identify the exact cause and ensure you receive the safest, most effective treatment. Please drink plenty of water to help flush your system in the meantime.

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