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I am taking azithromycin will it rase my sugars? i'm trying to drink a lot of water. my sugars have been in the high 200s but mostly 300 or a little h
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Sugars: if you are having an infection the infection itself is what's increasing your sugars, taking the azithromycin should get rid of the infection and slowly your sugars should start to come down.
Answered 1/7/2015
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