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Rpr +ve, tpha 1:640.monocef 1gm iv 10 days + minoz 100, twice for 16 days. after 1 yr, vdrl +ve at r1 dilution,tpha 1:160. doc says all fine. all ok?
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It s high: However if this titter has remained the same for a year you should be fine
Answered 9/4/2017
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Rpr poditive, tpha 1:640. Took monocef1gm for 10days andminoz 100 twice daily for 16 days. After a year vdrl reactive at r1, tpha 1:160. All is ok?
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