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Azithromycin + doxofylline
One pulmonologist prescribed my father( 58 years old diabetic) Azithromycin & doxofylline at night for covid ...my father was taking Azithromycin in the morning before his consultation ...now should he continue taking Azithromycin in morning & doxofylline at night or both at night ? Or Can we take Azithromycin & doxofylline in the morning too ?
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Hi. I understand your concern. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same
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Dr. A Raja Prasanna Kumar
Pulmonologist
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Azithromycin can be taken in the morning on empty stomach. Doxy to be taken,1 tab in the morning and 1tab in the night, after food. Pl consult Pulmonologist online with all the reports and treatment taken.
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