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I am taking oxytetracycline twice a day, is it safe if i take protein shake which contains a lot of magnesium , zinc....etc? thank you
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Nobody uses this any: Nobody uses this anymore. Why do you? Why do you take the "shake"? The tetracycline will be very poorly absorbed if taken any time close to the shake. Probably you should stop both & see your dr if you have symptoms.
Answered 1/14/2013
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