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Niftas 100 during root canal
Can I take Niftas 100 during and before and after root canal treatment
Have mild UTI but my root canal is in 2 days
So can I take Niftas
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There is generally no need to stop or alter any regular medication for routine dental treatment .
Only exception being blood thinners which may have to be stopped for any surgical dental treatment depending upon on the guidelines.
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Yes . You should continue medication as prescribed by your physician.
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Yes you can take
Take after food
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"Yes, in most cases you can take Niftas 100 before and after your root canal treatment. There is generally no interaction with the procedure, but please inform your dentist about all medications you are taking."
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if you develop fever, severe pain , or any allergic condition consult to doctor immediately.
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generally niftas 100mg is good to tale with food
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Yes, you can take Niftas 100 mg during Root canal treatment for urinary tract infection ( UTI )as there is no direct conflict between Nitrofurantoin and Root canal treatment.
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Complete full prescribed course, even if symptom improve.
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Take with food to avoid stomach upset.
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