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Old 11-14-2008, 12:31 AM #1
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Question Bactrim DS Allergy?

Hi Everybody,

I'm on my second day of Bactrim DS 800 mg twice a day.

I have muscle aches and headache like the flu. Also, there's a rash on my legs and stomach. I don't have a fever but I feel very uncomfortable.

Does that sound like an allergy? I had to call the office and call off work for the morning. I'm taking this for a UTI.
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