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Bioavailability is 100 persent so the action of drug is very rapid andwe can achieve desirable drug blood concentration.
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Antibiotics should take with food
If there is any reaction to antibiotic than called doctor immediately
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Always looking for allergic reaction like rash hypertension and inform these symptoms to patient.
Treatment includes
Withdrawal the drug
Antihistamines
Corticosteroids
Treatment of anaphylaxis by I. M. epinephrine.
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Benzathine penicillin
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Liver failure
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Antibiotic induced Diarrhoea
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