Mebendazole - What if I don't chew the tablet?
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- 15 Nov 2010 by 5364willy
- Topics:
- mebendazole
Answers (1)
pharmasight15 Nov 2010
Chewing the tablet will help your stomach dissolve the medication.
If you don't chew it, the stomach will need more time to dissolve the tablet. For mebendazole, the extra time needed by the stomach is not clinically significant.
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