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PostPosted: 03/30/07 - 11:53    Post subject: Mixing Prescription & OTC drugs Vote now! Reply with quote
My Dr. just prescibed Avalox for a sinus infection.
I'm also taking Zertec, and Tylenol PM...should I continue
or stop?

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