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Does antibiotic damage liver?my grandma have cirrhosis gastric ulcer and gastritis ?how to treatment ?
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Which antibiotic?: No medication is without potential side effect. Work w/your (grandma's) doc to determine if desired benefit exceeds potential risk. Some medications, such as paracetamol, are dangerous to liver in high doses. Others harm kidneys or stomach lining. Ask prescribing doc which medications are being used. Then search reputable references such as www.drugs.com & www.epocrates.com, etc. Good luck!
Answered 12/6/2014
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