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I am having uti now, have taken 2 amorxillin 2 hours ago, but the pain still persist. can i take another 2 more amorxillin now ?
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No, Not 2hrs after: Female from Singapore says, I am having UTI now, have taken 2 amoxicillin 2 hours ago, but pain still persist. Can I take another 2 more Now? Simple answer, No! Not 2hrs after. Amoxicillin is an Antibiotics not a pain medication. Over use of Antibiotics can have disadvantages. Best to dash over to the PCP office for a quick exam and proper treatment of the UTI & pain. Promptly, please.
Answered 11/28/2017
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