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Can you take 2 antibiotics at the same time while pregnant?
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Yes, if so prescribed, as there are conditions that need 2 different antibiotics, your prescriber should be aware of your pregnant status, ideally should be your primary care doc, infectious disease specialist or Ob-Gyn.
Answered 9/29/2022
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