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My doctor prescription me antibiotics bcoz i have infection of my fallopian tube. the symtoms is come back again. so it means the antibiotics not work?
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Yes: It's possible that the bacteria you have is resistant to the antibiotic that was prescribed for you. See doctor right away so you can be propertly treated.
Answered 12/14/2013
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