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My 20 month old son threw up his antibiotic sulfamethox-tmp 2 hrs after it i gave it to him for ear infection. was it absorbed?
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30 minute rule: Yes. After thirty minutes we feel enough has been absorbed and the dose does not need to be repeated.
Answered 2/14/2014
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