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Hi, can antibiotic increase sugar levels or decrease them, does antin play a role in sugar levels. thanks.
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No but...: Antibiotics won't raise your sugar levels but the body's response to the infection that the antibiotic is prescribed for can raise or lower your blood sugar.
Answered 7/17/2015
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