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I have azithrimycin 250mg for a sinus infection, it doesn't say when i should take it (ex:every 12 hours) just says once a day.does it matter the time?
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Pick one and stick!: The actual time of day that you take a daily med usually does not matter (unless you get an unpleasant side effect after taking that med). Just try to take the medicine around the same time every day. Make sure to finish all antibiotics even if you are feeling better. Also follow instructions in regards to taking them with or without food. Call your doctor if you get a rash, or any other se's.
Answered 3/22/2020
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