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Can i take 2different antibiotics at same time ?
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Sure,...BUT!: But why? You would need to be prescribed them by a doctor to assure you are taking them as prescribed and under the medical care of a provider. Taking two on your own is NOT advised as it will only likely increase the chances of future bacterial resistance. Best wishes.
Answered 7/10/2014
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