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So on the bottle it says take 2 500 mg pills every day for 8 weeks, but there are

only 56 pills in the bottle! So does my doc really want me to take a gram

of

this stuff everyday for a month, ya' figure?


I only took one today. I'm not running the risk of making the

bart resistant by having done this, am I?


Well, I'll call him tomorrow and get this cleared up.

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So you will only be taking 1,000 mg/day and not 1,500 -2,000 mg? Call the doctor back, get the correct prescription and make sure you take enough. 1,000 mg Biaxin is a low dose. Most ins. companies only cover a 30 day supply, so see about refills.
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I have learned to always make a paper copy of each prescription I get prior to taking into the pharmacy. then if there is a question I can check the original script to see if it was Rx error or the doc.

I put mine in a file and write on it date filled, date began, date finished, and any side effects noticed. I also write "COPY" in blue letters on it.

Call your doctor to get clarification of the order.

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