Levaquian

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If you have a bacterial infection, your healthcare provider may prescribe Levaquin^® (levofloxacin) to help stop the bacteria from multiplying. The antibiotic can also be given to people who have been exposed to anthrax to prevent infection. It is available in several different forms (tablets, oral solution, and injection) and is generally taken once a day. If you are pregnant, have low potassium levels in the blood, or have any allergies, let your healthcare provider know before using Levaquin.

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