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Taking two different types of antibiotic
Currently I am having some gastric problem so I am having related medicines. One of the medicine that I am having is Rifagut 400. Apart from this I also have a blister which now have pus in it and it is between my breast area and for that I need to take Clavidur 625 which is an antibiotic. Can I have both the antibiotics in the same day? I need to eat both twice a day. Other medicines that I am having for gastric problem is: Ganatom total, pre pro and ivoral forte.
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According to ayurved every disease starts from stomach... So you are advised to take proper Ayurvedic treatment for permanent relief. You can consult me online to booste your immune system by some ayurvedic preparation.
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
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Take ayurveda medicines for this
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