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A member asked:
I was prescribed 1g of azithromycin to treat chlamydia. about 2 hours after taking it, i threw up once. i didnt throw up the pills. would i have to get prescribed another dose or did the antibiotic have enough time to absorb into the bloodstream?
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Medication: There is a good chance that you absorbed enough Azithromycin since you held it down for well over an hour.
Answered 6/2/2020
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