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I have been prescribed cravit 250 mg for 7 days twice a day. discovered i have 4 tablets left after thinking i completed the course 2 days ago. do i stop or take remaining 4?
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No answer: Why prescribed? Results of use? This class of antibiotic should be employed only if there is no good alternative. There are significant risks.
Answered 6/5/2018
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