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Old 04-04-2016, 07:53 AM #1
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If he had the Cipro.... remind him of the tendon rupture potential.
This can happen in the future... so remind him to not strain any muscles or do extreme athletics.
Thanks for the reminder - I had forgotten about that side effect. Not too much of a concern with this kid though - he isn't into any heavy duty sports. His exercise is mostly of the low impact/aerobic type (and not as much of that as he should be doing).
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