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What do you suggest if i got another ear infection. does anyone know if the antibiotic cedax (ceftibuten) will interfere with the anesthesia to where we will have to postpone surgery?
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Cedax (ceftibuten): will not interfere with the anesthesia but it's probably better to delay elective surgery until your ear infection clears up
Answered 8/8/2014
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Ceftibuten / Cedax (ceftibuten): use should not interfere with your anesthesia. Please discuss this with your surgeon regarding whether surgery should be postponed.
Answered 8/8/2014
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