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Is chest pain normal while taking an antibiotic?
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Possible: Most chest discomfort that occurs while taking an antibiotic is from gerd. I would try adding an acid reflux medication that your pharmacist can make sure does not interfere with the antibiotic. Or simply call your doctor.
Answered 3/13/2019
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