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Can you drink caffeine on antibiotics?
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Caffeine/antibiotics: Yes. It really shouldn't cause a problem.
Answered 10/29/2012
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INTERESTING!: Never really thought about this one. I think that you have to read the pharmacy information with each antibiotic. There are some antibiotics that should not be mixed with dairy or grapefruit or should be taken before food or after food. Definitely runs the whole gambit. Would ask about specific antibiotics and the best is take as recommended.
Answered 9/10/2015
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