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Can i crush azithromycin in put into my drink? i am currently 24 weeks pregnant. my doctor prescribed me the pills but i would rather mix with a drink
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Ask your MD: Please ask the MD who gave you the Azithromycin to obtain the best result.
Answered 11/29/2016
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