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Vomiting after nexito5

2022-01-06 15:36:38
I just started nexito5 this week. I ended up vomiting today. Is this normal? Also, I have covid symptoms and waiting for test reports. Can I take paracetamol and antibiotics with nexito? Is it safe?
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Answered2022-01-06 15:43:27

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