Note: When I had a sore throat,
I had used one of Sulfamethoxazole formulations, it is Septazole. The throat congestion was accompanied by the presence of simple herpes around the mouth. And with just one dose, simple-herpes decreased and disappeared. I had injuries with simple Herbs several times. Each time Sulfamethoxazole is used, the infection ended completely and quickly. The same theme is repeated with some friends.
Is there any effect of Sulfamethoxazole on viruses?
Is there any research on this?
What the effect this Sulfamethoxazole formulation on the rest of the viruses, special hepatitis virus.
My guess as to why there is the correlation, is that when you take sulfamethoxazole, there is less general burden on your immune system. But, I could be wrong. As far as I know, nobody has tried testing sulfamethoxazole on herpes virus in culture.
No, you should not expect any effect on hepatitis virus. Chronic infections of the liver are not uncommon in your part of the world, up to klebsiella, which can be fatal in its acute form. Misdiagnosis based on symptoms happens fairly often. If someone's hepatitis symptoms clears up with sulfamethoxazole, then it's from a bacterium. However, some of these organisms that cause hepatitis symptoms are pretty tough, and a simple few days is not necessarily going to cure the disease even if it puts symptoms in remission.
Purchasing of single antibiotic tablets in bazaars is common, and that can lead to antibiotic resistant strains.
Basically Sulphamethaxole is Anti-bactericidal drug that usually effective in URTI and UTI. Regarding your experience it was covered secondary bacterial infection due to virus.
Thanks for Maab Al-Farwachi
, Brian Hanley , Khurram Ansar , Mostafa Ragheb and Luis Rodrigo .But, I'm sure of my notes. And I hope to have an experiment on the effect of sulfamethoxazole on some viruses. As the compound sulfamethoxazole inhibits the synthesis of folic acid. This leads to inhibition of DNA synthesis, and some amino acids. Which hinders different viruses from growing. It may also inhibit growing cancer cells.
From Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulfamethoxazole
Sulfamethoxazole, a sulfanilamide, is a structural analog of para-aminobenzoic acid (PABA). They compete with PABA to bind to dihydropteroate synthetase and inhibit conversion of PABA and dihydropteroate diphosphate to dihydrofolic acid, or dihydrofolate. Inhibiting the production of dihydrofolate intermediate interferes with the normal bacterial synthesis of folic acid (folate). Folate is an essential metabolite for bacterial growth and replication because it is used in DNA synthesis, primarily at thymidylate and purine biosynthesis, and amino acids synthesis, including serine, glycine and methionine. Hence, blockage of folate production inhibits the folate-dependent metabolic processes for bacterial growth. Since it inhibits bacterial growth, sulfamethoxazole is considered a bacteriostatic antibiotic.
Sulfonamides are selective against bacteria because they interfere with the synthesis of folate, a process which does not occur in humans. Humans do not synthesize folate, and must acquire it through diet.
You can try to demonstrate their effects with experimental studies and also in vitro to be sure about this proposal
Thanks Luis Rodrigo
But I can not do an experiment because of the lack of possibilities or even technical knowledge.
But that observation gave a big difference in my health and I wished to benefit others