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I want to go to the er and get some iv antibiotics?
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ER visits: In order to receive IV antibiotics there needs to be an indication for a doctor to prescribe it. If the ER physician thinks that you need IV antibiotics, you will likely be admitted to the hospital for further work up and evaluation.
Answered 12/30/2019
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