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I have irbbb. can i take erythromycin?
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Probably: If you mean incomplete right bundle branch block the answer is that erythromycin is unlikely to effect this negatively, but why are you taking it, who prescribed it and why have you not asked the doctor caring for you? Best wishes.
Answered 11/17/2014
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