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My son has tonsillitis and was given antibiotics. antibiotics tends to make him vommit excessively to a point of dehydration. i have no idea what to do, if i continues i will probably have ti rush him to hospital?
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ANTIBIOTICS: THE ANTIBIOTICS ARE THE CAUSE - CALL THE DOCTOR AND SEEN IF HE CAN CHANGE TO A DIFFERENT ANTIBIOTIC.
Answered 12/16/2020
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