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When on a course of antibiotics, how often should someone be taking a probiotic supplement and eating probiotic-rich foods such as yogurt to replenish good gut bacteria?
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Not necessary,: However, you may take the probiotics during the whole course of the antibiotic and for a day or two after, wish you wellness
Answered 10/8/2019
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