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Can I take azithromycin after vaccine??
I have take covishield vaccine second dose 10days ago. But I am experiencing some mucus in throat. So usually we use azithromycin for this. As I have taken vaccine can I use this tablet now?
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Azithromycin is antibiotic and due to emerging resistance to Antibiotics don't use medicines like this without prescription. For mucus kindly consult
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Take medication under doctor's prescription
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Yes.. you can take but consult physician for detailed evaluation and proper treatment
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