- Female
- 28 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm 33 weeks pregnant and dealing with a throat infection. I've been advised to take Taxim 200, but I've always associated it with being prescribed for diarrhea, while Amoxicillin was what I used for throat infections. I'm wondering if Taxim is really suitable for treating throat infections as well. Any insights?
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Yes you can use Taxim for throat infection too no problem ot will work.
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