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Amoxicillin


Mamato2boys

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Poor Aiden has his first ear infection at the tender age of 4.5 months ! :( He was prescribed amoxicillin. I mentioned his dairy/gluten issues, and the pedi said he's never heard of amoxicillin causing a problem with either issue. Does anybody know anything as far as whether it will be ok for him given his issues ? I don't see that he has much choice - and the GS/medication realm is a new one for me.


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Check with your pharmacist-they should be able to find out if it is gluten free. DD has had 2 different brands of amoxicillin sine going gluten free and both were fine for her.

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Amoxicillin is gluten-free, both the tablets and suspension. For future reference you can check out Open Original Shared Link

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