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A member asked:
I have to take zithromax for a sinus infection and was wondering if they could be crushed?
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Zithromax : Zithromax tablets can be crushed or cut to make them easier to swallow. Remember to take the recommended dose that was prescribed for you. I can't guarantee it will taste good. Good luck.
Answered 5/23/2021
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