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Q: flushing antibiotics out

asked by: pratapkum on March 27th, 2008

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Hi,
My period started 03/19/08 and I was put on antibiotics the same day for my bladder infection . I have seen in one of the answers on the forum is that antibiotics flush away from your body after 24 hrs of the last pill. My doctor asked me to wait one week after the 10 day antibiotic course before planning for pregnancy which will kill chances of me getting pregnant this month.
Can anyone confirm if Levaquin 500 mg 10 day course - will stay in your body 24 hrs after last pill.
Your help is appreciated.

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mikel001

replied on February 6th, 2009

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sperm

ma girlfriend isnt sure whether she's pregnant or not, we both dont want the pregnancy as we are still studying in the university................dis was as a result of condom leakage n i quickly pulled out as a result i dint come in her but there were spills around the outer vagina region which we actually washed with soap and water as soon as it happened.. Please what do u think i should do?
Does she need pills?

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