Hi there my friend has a prescription for "clamovid" in her purse. I saw it while I was looking for her keys. What is it exactly? And what would it be for? I know I am being nosy but we do have sexual relations and that does have the word "clam" in it if you see where my mind went. :)
I need to know if I should get checked out because of what she is taking? Anyone?
There would be no reason I can imagine for you to be concerned about and STI. The only big bacterial STIs are gonorrhea, syphilis and chlamydia, and those are all CURABLE. So there would be no reason to give her a medication that wasn't the cure.
starrynight answered Tuesday November 17 2009, 10:17 pm: i think you should google it i did and it says for mild , moderate , sivere infections doesnt say what though and you should just ask your freind or sexual partner why they had it am sure they wont mind and it will put your mind at rest or otherwise google it yourself and have a little read and see if it helps you see it more clearer. [ starrynight's advice column | Ask starrynight A Question ]
Michele answered Tuesday November 17 2009, 9:44 pm: Your suspicions may be valid. Clamovid is not sold in the united states. And now that I think of it, I don't know what country you are from, but is does contain amoxicillin, which is anti bacterial, which means is it used to treat infections. And yes STD's are included in that category. if you do live in the US. Then your friend may have gotten this drug on-line, which means she is hiding something.
yes get yourself checked, and hey here is a clue. Get to "know" a person before you have realtions with them. Even a couple of weeks can prevent you from making a big mistake.
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