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Can sulfameth and cephalexin kill you if taken together in high dosages..
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Of course not: It would be unusual to need both these antibiotics at the same time, and you definitely should not take them, either alone or together, except under a doctor's care and advice. But they certainly won't kill you if taken together -- probably no side effects at all.
Answered 6/2/2015
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