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Yes, there is no drug interaction between the two medicines. However, if you are fighting a bacterial infection that is the reason for the Augmentin, then you would want to wait until the more severe symptoms of that infection are gone, such as high fever. These symptoms indicate that your immune system is still in battle with the bacteria and waiting until the fever is down to under 101, will make it so your immune system doesn't have to deal with more than one micro-organism at a time.

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