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Diabetic and antibiotic reaction
My mother got thphoid two weeks back and now no symptoms are there .she is aged 52 got swells after taking antibiotic for cough...and doctor gave a antidose to negate the swells but she is not interested in taking the left over 3doses as it's causing nausea and everytime antibiotics will leave her in swells reaction...guide me on whether there is a replacement or any other way... Attached first pic is antidose and 2nd pic is the tablet...doctor told to review after 5days but nt using the dose
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Any reactions stop medicine.
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take online consultation
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Dr. Jahid Husain
General Surgeon
3 yrs exp
Chennai
Stop the medication.
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Consult online for further treatment
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Dr. Jeevan Kumar
General Medicine
6 yrs exp
Karimnagar
If u any reaction thn stop nd don't use the medicne
For further details concel online for further management
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Dr. Jatin Soni
Family Physician
19 yrs exp
Mumbai
If she is suffering from allergic rash after taking the medication than we should avoid giving it to her that particular medication and if she is having any symptoms for her primary problems than we will have to do a clinical examination and if necessary advice her some other medication
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