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Antibiotics
What precations we have to take when taking antibiotics for a week?
How to reduce the effect of antibiotics on the liver and other important parts of body?
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Dr. Laxman G. Jonwal
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35 yrs exp
Mumbai
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2) Take Antibiotics for prescribed period only
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hello take plenty of fluids supplements antacids will help bye
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello... So many patients take antibiotics across the world... If you are not allergic to particular antibiotics you can take it without any precautions. Taking antibiotics for one week wouldn't harm liver.. It may increase gastric secretion so take it along with antacids.
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