Stomach pain due to Azithromycin

2022-08-20 03:10:49
M having stomach pain due to taking Azithromycin for 2 days. Its 500 mg morning and night dose. What should I do?
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Kindly discuss for your concern

Answered2022-08-21 14:57:39

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Answered2022-08-20 14:49:56

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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2022-08-20 05:29:02

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Azithromycin 500 mg is taken once daily ,not twice a day as you are taking. It may have been harsh on stomach Stop Azithromycin , consult with your doctor to substitute the medicine
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Answered2022-08-20 05:02:32

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Hello, I advise you to stop taking azithromycin twice a day. Recommended dose is once a day for 3 days Please consult with a doctor

Answered2022-08-20 04:07:53

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Dont take it

Answered2022-08-20 03:51:16

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Nothing. Stop taking Azithromycin.

Answered2022-08-20 03:39:19

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It's not only due to Azithromycin...may be  other condition associated with this...u need consultation for ur query

Answered2022-08-20 03:27:52

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Have once a day
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Answered2022-08-21 03:10:44

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Azithromycin 500mg is to be taken just once daily Don’t take it twice a day Also Azithromycin does cause stomach irritation!! That’s normal Take pantop early morning for 5 days when you are taking Azithromycin ! If the symptoms are really bothering much then please consult!!

Answered2022-08-20 07:51:20

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Stop taking azithromycin twice a day and consult with a physician

Answered2022-08-20 06:36:03

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