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Could co-amoxiclav make you feel hungry?

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Yes: Taking antibiotics will often cause GI upset, resulting in decreased transit time. This means you empty your stomach faster. So while you are having cramps and possibly diarrhea, you may also feel hungry.

Answered 6/11/2014

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