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What's to be expected? might two 150mg doses of fluconazole medicine cause liver problems?
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Possible: Almost any medication can cause liver problems if a person has sensitivity to its ingredients. Hepatotoxicity is associated with fluconazole, more so if a person also consumes alcohol at the same time.
Answered 11/4/2017
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