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Is it okay to have sex while taking antibiotics to treat a uti? or should i wait until treatment is finished to have sex ? trying to conceive a baby !
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Safe: Generally speaking, it is ok to have sex while taking antibiotics. However, if you wanted to be cautious about it, using a condom is a great idea.
Answered 12/28/2017
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