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STD blood tests after antibiotics
I will take my last Azithral 500 mg dose tomorrow. I was taking it for 3 days for throat soreness/cough. I want to get my annual STD panel test done as soon as possible. Do antibiotics interfere with blood tests?
How many days after stopping azithral can I get tested for HIV, Syphilis, HSV 1&2, Chlamydia, Hep B&C?
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No issue..
Get itdone after finishing ur medicine..
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Dr. Nikunj Gokani
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No they don't
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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It will not interfere don't worry
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