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My cellulitis has started to itch but im on antibiotics does that mean its getting worse?
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Potential allergy: Any itching or rash while on an antibiotic or any new drug (even if you have taken it before) could be a sign of an allergy. This could also be a sign of ineffective treatment. You should immediately contact the person who prescribed the medication for further evaluation.
Answered 6/13/2017
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