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Can you take hydrocodone while using amoxicillin?
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YES: In general, there are no contraindications unless you have a dis-functioning liver and/ or a bad kidney. If so, your prescriber will need to adjust dosses aaccordingly and keep up with close monitoring.
Answered 11/26/2015
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