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Interval takeing two madicine
How long should i wait to take between two different allopathic medicine....................... .???
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Depends on prescription
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Maintain atleast one hr gap..
But i would prefer, that u should mention the name of medicines, for proper guidance
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whats your symptoms
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Maintain alteast 15 min gap between two medicine or it is better to consult with your prescribed physician.
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Dr. Merlin
Homoeopath
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
No gap needed.
Depends upon prescription as well
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Dr. Nitin Ujjaliya
Ayurveda
13 yrs exp
Bhopal
It depends on medicine. Generally you have to maintain gape of 30 minutes.
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