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Flucloxacillin
31/07/2024 | | 32moderated by Charlotte
flucloxacillin sodium (500MG) for Ear piercing infection
This medication is brutal and the effects of this makes the illness you originally had feel like nothing. The heartburn I experienced taking this was the worst burning I've ever felt it woke me up at night and I couldn't drink or eat without an unbearable burning sensation in my throat and chest. Along with that feeling of sickness dizziness and out of breath these seem to be quite common on lo...
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Flucloxacillin
27/10/2021 | | 31moderated by Charlotte
flucloxacillin sodium (500MG) for Ear piercing infection
Its awful. Gave me bad gerd. I take them and if I fall asleep I wake up with burning burps and it's hard to breath it burns so much. What is this medication? I thought I was going to die. I have severe anxiety so waking up feeling my chest throat and lungs on fire was terrifying. So I warn you. Don't take then fall asleep, unless you'd like to experiment that is. It's really bad and your burps...
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