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The doctor said to take this certain antibiotic once a day, is it okay to take antibiotic at night?
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Yes: You should incorporate taking any such med into whatever part of your daily routine will help you not forget it. The once a day meds can be taken at any time relative to the clock, but should remain consistent day to day.
Answered 3/18/2019
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