No: Look for some other cause of your GI troubles. You may have an ulcer. It's also important that you also use topical benzoyl peroxide or retinoic acid with your clindamycin.
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Only if drinking: ...the lotion. Topical clinda will not cause you nausea and cramping. Drink more fluids and be kind to your body in the hot weather. Eat small meals.
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