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I am taking dxycyclin 100 for acne (1-0-1). i have cold now, can i take amxiline 1000 (1-0-1)?
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Yes: I cannot recommend taking an antibiotic for a cold. If you know you have strep throat, it would be a good choice.
Answered 5/31/2016
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