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Can i take apple cider vinegar with ciprofloxacin ?
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Cipro best avoided!: There are no known interactions between apple cider vinegar and ciprofloxacin but I STRONGLY advise avoiding Cipro if possible, and it's usually possible. Cipro has potential for serious and lasting side effects and is not worth the risk when less toxic alternative antibiotics can be used. Doctors tend to prescirbe it too liberally; see http://www.survivingcipro.com and http://tinyurl.com/je6urfc
Answered 1/31/2020
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