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What medications should i stay out of the sun with when i take?
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Various: There are a number of drugs that can cause "photosensitivity". Antibiotics are a common problem (doxycycline is often a cause especially in teenagers taking it for acne). Check with your pharmacist about any specific drugs you may be wary of.
Answered 11/15/2012
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