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Can i take zpack while using ventolin or albuterol ? is it safe ? i see it may cause irregular heart beat that could be deadly?
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Taking AZithromycin with inhaled bronchodilators has a small but definite risk of abnormal heart rhythms some more dangerous than others. Do you really need an antibiotic? What you have is usually viral or environmental. Only take it when recommended by a physician and another antibiotic might be better.
Answered 4/24/2021
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