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Retrieved October 20, 2021
A doctor may prescribe clindamycin in the form of oral capsules or dissolvable granules for: respiratory infections with streptococci, pneumococci, and staphylococci bacteria empyema, anaerobic pneumonitis, or an abscess in the lung blood poisoning infections from anaerobic bacteria in the gut, resulting in peritonitis or an abscess in the abdomen endometriosis, pelvic cellulitis, an abscess in the reproductive system, or a vaginal cuff infection A doctor may prescribe intravenous or injectible clindamycin for serious infections, such as: respiratory infections lung infections blood poisoning infections in the reproductive system abdominal infections bone and joint infections, and they may sometimes prescribe it alongside other medications during surgery for chronic bone and joint infections serious skin infections A doctor may prescribe clindamycin for children as an oral solution to treat: serious respiratory infections serious infections of the skin or soft tissue blood poisoning infections in the abdomen infections in the female reproductive tract A dermatologist may prescribe clindamycin in the form of a gel, solution, or lotion to treat acne
