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I have a dust allergy from. Past 4 months, doctors Suggested erthromycin and Amocycin for 5 days, again I again taken Azthromycin for 3 days by Local doctor for throat infection ,and I went to doctor he given erthromycin and Amoxylin for 5 days, thus too many antibiotic causes me week and getting Diaherua, is that due to Too much antibiotic.
Can you tell me, so I need to stop antibiotic
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Amoxicillin causes diarrhea start probiotics
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Dr. Virendra Sharma
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
42 yrs exp
Delhi
Yes , erythromycin and amoxicillin both can cause diarrhoea in your case .
Stop both antibiotics. Cap vizylac plus ( probiotic) 1 cap a day .
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