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Is it ok to get a flu shot while on sulfameth/trimethoprim 800/160 antibiotic?
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Should not: Be an issue from an interaction standpoint. The infection being treated should be under control before immunization.
Answered 1/17/2013
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Yes: There is no reason to avoid a flu shot while on antibiotics for regular outpatient problems.
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Is it safe for a person to get a flu shot while on a course of antibiotics or should they wait until after they've finished their prescription? If wait, how long?
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Had a bad cough for about a month. Basically dry. Antibiotics didn't seem to help. Just when i though it was over, it's back full force. Body aches, and slight fever. I did get my flu shot. 40 y/o m?
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