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I think i might have taken 2 300 mg clindamycin within about 2-3 hours of each other. can this cause me to overdose? should i be worried?
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No problem at all. This much clincamycin (600 mg or even 900 mg at once) is used for some severe infections. This isn't at all harmful.
Answered 12/25/2022
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