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  • 29/01/2025

I'm prescribed levoflox oz for my mouth ulcers, but I've been regularly using Spasmo Proxyvon. Is it safe to take both together, given my dependency on Spasmo Proxyvon? I'm a bit worried about any potential interactions or issues this might cause.

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ASK YOUR TREATING DOCTOR. TILL THAN, TABLET FOLLIC ACID 2-2-2 FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.AFTER BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER. IT'S JUST A SUPPLEMENT, DUE TO DEFICIENCY MOUTH ULCER IS OCCURS. CAPSULE BECOSUL-Z AT NIGHT AFTER DINNER FOR FIFTEEN DAYS. CONTINUE THE PRESCRIBED MEDICINES.

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Consult a Gastroenterology/gi Medicine Specialist

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