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Im just finished my last day of metronidazole. is it common to have abdominal pains?
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Yes: Metronidazole is notorious for causing abdominal cramping and GI upset. I am happy that you are on your last day, next time try taking the antibiotic with food. Best of luck!
Answered 7/6/2015
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