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Does taking antibiotics and allergy medication cause adverse effects?
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Possible: All medications have the potential for side effects. Some are common and expected, others are rare. Most are not serious, but some can be dangerous. The package insert provides useful data, which your doctor can explain.
Answered 6/10/2013
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