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Amoxicillin every 8 hour and metronizadole every 6 hour so this means sometimes i take amoxicillin then metronizadole and next dose vice versa tht ok?
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Synergy: It is very difficult to take antibiotics on 2 schedules. Metronidazole can be given every 8 hours. I would call your doc and ask if there can be a dose alteration for sleep and sanity sake.
Answered 9/29/2016
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