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Reviewer: Me, Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Developed a rash all over my torso on the 10th day of treatment. Had to take another med to get rid of the rash.
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Reviewer: cherrypepsi, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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Prescribed to me for gum infection in my mouth. Medicine caused nausea/gagging and extreme diarreah. I also had excess urination. So if taking this pill, have a bathroom nearby and a room spray for the diarreah. Get generic form, it's cheaper and just as effective. This antibiotic will NOT give you a yeast infection if you are a female, like Amoxxicillian does. This RX changed my eating h
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Reviewer: wendi d, 25-34 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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It caused severe stomach pain. It is worse than labor pains. My intestines were very inflamed that i can not stand to have it touched at all. I have been in bed for 3 days with the pain. I do not wish this on my worse enemy on thier best day. I have a high pain tolerance and this tops it all.
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Reviewer: Sapphire, 45-54 Female on Treatment for less than 1 month (Patient)
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50yr old female. Generic Cleocin post root canal and a tooth extraction. My Rx 150mg cap x3 orally per day for 10 days. I took it as Rx as required except near the last 3 days when I simply forgot to take it. I tended to be 2-4hrs off sched. With that said, initially the drug made me a bit nauseous 20min after taking it and that lasted about an hr. Nothing serious. I did not emit, however. I too
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Reviewer: tj, 45-54 Male (Patient)
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I had a root canal done about one month ago at which time my gums around the tooth became swollen. my dentist gave me a 10 day dose of amoxicillin which seemed to reduce the swelling for a few days but then it returned. my dentist gave me a new 10 day dose of clindamycin which i have taken for 5 days now. it made my stomach a little uneasy and had given me a very slight head throp when i bent ove
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