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Took flucanazole(4day back)for balanitis nowgp told to take erythromycin bt leaflet says flucanazole interact with it so after how manydays can i take?
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Should be ok: the fluconazols should be out of your system in 4-5 days based on the half life but after 4 days it should be fine
Answered 2/26/2015
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