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Are azee 500 and almox 500 same
Are azee 500 and almox 500 same?! Vani use it twice daily?! I am 15 weeks pregnant those who feels consultation required more details required just ignore those who can answer please answer.
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The two are entirely different class of Antibiotics.
What was your concern about these two ?
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Amox is safe in pregnancy.
can take.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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both antibiotics but different content
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Kindly consult
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Dr. Kshama Singh
General Practitioner
5 yrs exp
Delhi
Both are antibiotics belonging to different class, hence different composition and mode of action.
Almox 500 is generally safe in pregnancy, dosage depending upon the type of infection for which it is prescribed.
Azee 500 should not be taken during pregnancy unless strictly prescribed by a medical practitioner.
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