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On amoxcillin 3x day 500mg sonce thursday. is severe bloating normal?
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Nausea and: other gi symptoms are typical side effects of antibiotics including amoxicillin. If you develop diarrhea, you need to ask your doctor to change treatment because possibility of antibiotic associated colitis.
Answered 3/16/2015
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Yes it is: Severe bloating can be a side effect of taking Amoxicillin along with abdominal pain as well
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