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Will being on cedax (ceftibuten) interfere with anesthetic?
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No: Cedax (ceftibuten) is a common and safe antibiotic that will not interfere with most anesthetics. However, you should always tell your physician or anesthesiologist what medications you are on before a procedure, especially if they will be administering your home medications while you are in the hospital.
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Ceftibuten / Cedax (ceftibuten): use should not interfere with anesthetic.
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