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A member asked:
Will the treatment for chlamydias (antibiotics) rid system of meth?
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No: The antibiotics do nothing with the meth. It is metabolized separately from the antibiotics and will eventually disappear from the body over time.Special studies of your hair could show trace amounts within the hair that persists for quite a while.
Answered 2/23/2016
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