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I was diagnosed with chlaymidia i took 500mg of azithromycin @ 12am wed. so technically thursday am. if i drink alcohol will it make the meds not work?
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No: Hi. No, drinking alcohol will not interfere with the action of macrolide antibiotics. Cheers (but don't be an alcoholic)!
Answered 5/6/2016
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