1969
DOI: 10.1136/sti.45.2.167
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Controlled trial of methacycline and tetracycline in the treatment of non-specific urethritis.

Abstract: Methacycline is more quickly absorbed and possibly more slowly cleared than tetracycline; it has a longer duration of action and it produces higher serum levels and higher antibacterial levels in vitro (Kunin, 1962;Remington and Finland, 1962;Te-Wen Chang and Weinstein, 1962;Limson and Guevara, 1963). To determine whether it might be more effective than tetracycline in the treatment of non-specific urethritis, the two drugs were compared in a double-blind clinical trial. Patients were asked not to take capsule… Show more

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