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Is it true that one should avoid drinking milk after taking medication? that it makes the meds less effective.
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Drug food interactio: Antibiotics generally should be taken on an empty stomache. Pain medication including aspiring and non steroidal anti inflammatories should be taken with food. Discuss your medications with your physician or Pharmacist for specific drugs.
Answered 8/30/2017
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