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Can azithromycin be cooked into food, or will that change its effectiveness in treating chlamydia? in this case, i'm referring to the 2 500mg tablets
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NO: Azithromycin is not a cooking ingredient. Heat and cooking will degrade the antibiotic.
Answered 7/31/2018
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