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I got prescribed bactrim and omeprazole after three days of taking them i got rashes all over i finished the dose but i still got the rashes was i allergic to them ? and how long will it take to get better ?
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Rash: Although could be either statistically it is most likely the Bactrim causing the problem. As long as you stopped the medication the rash should resolve in a few days. Benadryl should help. If worsening rash, fever or flu like symptoms be seen . There is rare condition called Steven Johnson syndrome.
Answered 6/20/2020
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