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I’m taking tamiflu (2 doses so far) but it’s making me vomit. Can I stop taking it?
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HELLO, TEMIFLU MUST BA TAKEN AFTER FOOD. NOW, CAP OCID D BEFORE BREAKFAST N DINNER FOR FIVE DAYS THAN REDUCED IT ONE AT ONE BEFORE BREAKFAST. IF U TAKE THIS NO MORE VOMITING IS THEIR. SO DON'T STOP. OK.
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