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I have been told that my son must wait for an hour after taking sotahexsl before he eats. he takes it twice a day. but what about breakfast time cause the mornings are always rushed ?
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If you wake him up two hours prior to breakfast this may be more convenient for your morning routine, after discussing with your PCP. Avoid missed doses of prescribed medications and review all possible side effects.
Answered 3/29/2021
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