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I am concerned should i finish the first meds of amoxi while starting the new med of azithromycin. doctor just gave me azi w/no instruc to stop other.
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Yes: If your doctor change the antibiotic stop amoxicilin and start azithromycin.
Answered 9/29/2016
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