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Cefixime 200 with imodium/norflox
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I developed a sore throat with loose stools, at the same time post eating cut fruits from outside, that were chilled. Cefixime helps me with sore throat and norflox with diarrhea. But does Zifi 200 contradict with norflox ? can they be taken together at the same time?
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You can take them together.
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Don't take antibiotics yourself
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No need of zifi200 when u r on cefexim.
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Both are not needed together, and loose stools after outside food are commonly manageable with the right treatment and hydration connect with me once, I’ll guide you with a safe and proper medication plan.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Lekshmipriya P J
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
Why you want two antibiotics
Cefixime has broad coverage .. it can cover both your urti and acute gastro enteritis
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