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I am 40 weeks pregnant & diagnosed with cellulitis. the er prescribed me antibiotics. is there any way to protect baby from this infection??
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Take treatment: Please take the treatment prescribed by the ER and make sure to complete the course of antibiotics.
Answered 11/2/2015
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