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Now let me tell you that a lot of pharmacists recommend this, but this is actually wrong. Not just drug. Combining this drug or any ACT generally. ACT is any kind of malaria drug. I'm a tense of drug. Combining it together with this drug is poison. So traditionally you are not supposed to combine anti-malaria and Ciprotab together or any kind of the family of Ciprotab is called fluoroquinolones. You are not supposed to combine anti-malaria and any kind of quinolones generally because of a side effect called QT elongation interval. I've seen a lot of pharmacists recommend anti-malaria and Ciprotab to be taken concurrently. It causes one of the side effect is QT elongation interval. Please, most of you are taking Ciprotab because you think you have typhoid. You don't have typhoid. When you want to treat malaria, please treat malaria alone. If you're going to get antibiotics, there are other safer antibiotics to take with ACT. I'll be making a separate video on antibiotics you can take with ACT if need be. Do not take Ciprotab and anti-malaria, please. It is a recipe for disaster. You might not know it now, you might be in escaping it, but it causes QT elongation interval which is a heart thing. It elongates the interval between your QT, between heartbeats. It elongates it and that is a recipe for disaster if it meets the right the wrong person at the wrong time. Even you that have been escaping it, don't take Ciprotab and anti-malaria together, please.