Can I take two capsules of cefixime at once?
Generally, whether cefixime can be taken two capsules at a time depends on the drug's specifications and medical instructions. It is acceptable to take two capsules only if the dosage form allows and a doctor has prescribed it; otherwise, it is not recommended. If in doubt, consult a healthcare provider beforehand. Detailed analysis is as follows:

If each capsule contains 50mg and the physician prescribes a 100mg dose (i.e., two capsules) per administration based on the condition (e.g., moderate bacterial infection), or if the drug’s package insert recommends this dosage, taking two capsules as directed will achieve effective therapeutic concentration and exert antibacterial effects. In such cases, taking two capsules is appropriate under medical guidance or according to the product instructions.
However, if each capsule contains 100mg, or if the prescribed single dose is less than two capsules, or if two capsules are taken without confirmed diagnosis or clear indication of infection, it may lead to overdose. This increases the risk of gastrointestinal discomfort, liver and kidney strain, and may contribute to bacterial resistance. In these situations, taking two capsules is not permitted.
Before taking cefixime, confirm both the drug specification and the prescribed dosage—do not rely on personal experience. Avoid alcohol during treatment to prevent adverse reactions. If symptoms such as rash or vomiting occur, discontinue the medication immediately and seek medical attention to ensure safe use.