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I had my wisdom teeth removed about two weeks ago and i still have some antibiotics left i should be taking but i am also scheduled for a tattoo soon ?
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Antibiotics: If discontinued prematurely may 1) Not fully do their job, and 2) Make antibiotic less effective if you need them again the future. Finish the full course of antibiotics as prescribed. If you are concerned about tattoo appointment, simply postpone it for a week or two.
Answered 12/29/2017
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