Title: Is Bactrim effective against the enterococcus bacteria of a urinary tract infection? | Yahoo Answers
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Is Bactrim effective against the enterococcus bacteria of a urinary tract infection?
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7 years ago
Some infections most commonly treated with Bactrim include: - Bronchitis (when long-lasting or increased in severity)
- Urinary tract infections
- Middle ear infections
- Traveler's diarrhea
- Intestinal inflammation
In most cases, adults being treated with Bactrim for bacterial infections will be prescribed one Bactrim DS (double strength) or two regular strength bactrim tablets. Children are normally prescribed one teaspoonful for every 22 pounds of body weight; dosing is usually twice daily for a period of five to fourteen days. The type and location of infection dictates the dosage amount and length. Preventing Infections with Bactrim antibiotic may also be used to prevent bacterial infections in persons with weakened or compromised immune systems. Bactrim is a common defense used in transplant patients and patients with AIDS against Pneumocystis Carinii Pneumonia (PCP). Likewise, Bactrim may be used to treat PCP. Normal dosing for the prevention of PCP in adults is one tablet daily for a period of 6-12 months.