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I think im having a reaction to medication i was on two weeks ago. what do i do?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Are you sure?: Are you sure it is the medication, because most medications do not stay in the body that long unless it is specially prepared like a depot to stay for long. You did not say the name of the medication. It depends on how serious the reaction is. If you know it is the medication stop; if serious reaction see a doctor, otherwise wait for the effect of the medication to wear off.
Answered 5/24/2020
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