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Can antibiotics interfere with the pill?
Yes, antibiotics decrease the effects of the pill and you may potentially become pregnant. Alternative forms of contraception should be used while taking antibiotics. My physicians have always told...
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How is an antibiotic different from a vaccine?
An antibiotic is used to treat/cure an infection, while vaccines are used to prevent illness before it starts. Antibiotics are a drug made specifically to kill a bacterial germ, used on an as needed...
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Can riboflavin interfere with antibiotics?
Riboflavin should not be taken at the same time as tetracycline antibiotics because it interferes with the absorption and effectiveness of these medications. It may also interfere with the...
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What is difference between antibiotics and vaccines?
Vaccines are given to help prevent an illness or infection, providing primary immunity. Once one has an infection, antibiotics may be given to help your body kill off an infection.
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How do antibiotics and vaccines contribute to health?
They can treat bacterial infections (antibiotics), prevent infections by viruses (viral vaccines) and prevent infections from a limited number of bacteria (bacterial vaccines). You can think of it...