Does augmentin cause weight gain?
I'm currently taking Augmentin for a bacterial infection, and I'm worried about gaining weight during my course of antibiotics. Does Augmentin commonly cause weight gain as a side effect?
I'm currently taking Augmentin for a bacterial infection, and I'm worried about gaining weight during my course of antibiotics. Does Augmentin commonly cause weight gain as a side effect?
I can only share what happened to me when I took Augmentin for a severe tooth infection. I didn't gain any weight at all, but it did upset my stomach and cause some temporary bloating for a few days. Everyone's body is different, so your experience might vary.
Antibiotics like Augmentin can cause temporary bloating which feels like weight gain because they clear out the good gut bacteria. Having home-made curd daily really helps restore your stomach health naturally. But if you have any severe stomach pain or diarrhea, please consult your doctor immediately.
As someone managing diabetes, I have to be very careful with medicines and bloating. Augmentin is just a short-term antibiotic and doesn't cause actual weight gain. However, it can mess with your gut flora, so I always drink fresh, unsweetened buttermilk (chaas) to keep my digestion smooth.
I literally finished a 5-day course of Augmentin last week for sinus issues. Trust me, there was absolutely no weight gain. If anything, you might feel slightly bloated because of the heavy dose, but it goes away completely within a day or two after stopping.
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I have thyroid issues and have to get regular blood tests done to monitor my weight changes. Short-term antibiotics like Augmentin won't cause hormonal weight gain. If you are noticing persistent weight issues after your recovery, it might be worth getting your thyroid levels checked.
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