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Im 18 weeks pregnant and my doctor gave me cephalexin500mg for a uti and i have diahria now is that normal?
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Sorry: Not uncommon with many antibiotics, being pregnant is just an extra complicating factor. Call your OB if it gets prolific (>3-4 bm/day) or can't keep up on fluids or get new symptoms.
Answered 6/10/2014
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