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What are common side effects of antibiotics used especially for pneumonia?
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Allergy reactions: The most common side effects of antibiotics are allergic reactions. There should be no issues relating to the pneumonia, unless it is viral pneumonia which should resolve on its own if you are generally healthy. If you have not seen your doctor for the pneumonia, please do.
Answered 6/20/2013
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