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Help! can antibiotics make you feel lethargic?
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Possibly: Some antibiotics can cause patients to become dizzy, fatigued or drowsy while taking them. Please check the side effect pamphlet accompanying your prescription. Always see how you feel while on any medication before you decide to operate any heavy machinery.
Answered 3/23/2014
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