Does azithromycin cure UTI infections?

The medication types and, dose, and frequency, and length of treatment times depends on the age, weight, patient condition with complicating factors like pregnancy, and antibiotic resistance that may be present. read more

Doesn't make sense: Azithromycin is not active against most antibiotics that cause UTI. Also UTIs are rare in males your age and not a likely cause of such symptoms. If the nurse thinks you might have chlamydia, azithromycin would be a good choice, but also unlikely for these symptoms. read more

For an antibiotic to be effective in urinary tract infections (UTI), both of these conditions must be met: Azithromycin is primarily excreted by the liver through bile. The commonest causes of UTI belong to the family of bacteria called Enterobacteriaceae. read more