Safe to take antibiotic after vaccine?

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My mother has been taking "Ab flo N" tablets since 1 week as per doctor's advise I think,Ab flo N is an antibiotic.. My mother is getting vaccinated for second dose toda 1) shall my mother take Ab flo N tablet after taking vaccine on same day itself? 2) Is it safe to take Antibiotic and multivitamin like Ab flo N tablet after taking vaccine on same day?? Please give me your valuable answers

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Dr. Nabarun Dhar General Physician 3 yrs exp Guwahati Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nabarun Dhar

General Physician 3 yrs exp Guwahati

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No worries. Can be taken. It’s not an antibiotic though.

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