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A member asked:
How many timex per day i can use fluconazole for sifo? can a heart patient use fluconazole?
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Once daily: Fluconazole is typically used once daily. Follow your doc's recommendations and always take meds as recommended. The main problem for this drug is the many drug-drug interactions with cardiac drugs and blood thinners that may become problematic in the long run.
Answered 4/19/2020
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