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How long does it take for the symptoms of a bladder infection to ease after starting an antibiotic?
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After 24 - 48hrs: Syptoms should start to ease ; should be much easier, provided ur on the correct antibiotic to which the unfective bacteria are sensitive, after 3 days.
Answered 11/18/2013
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