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Taking pain pill with antibiotic, is this okay?
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Depends: Drug interactions for medications depend on the individual medication you are taking. In general most antibiotics won't interact with analgesics but it is best to ask your doctor about the particular ones your are planning to use.
Answered 7/6/2015
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