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Will my specific bacteria (most likely)(please just guess) be resistant to a antibiotic if i stopped it once after a few days. then restarted 1m later?
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Antibiotic resistant: What you propose is very very unlikely with all but one or two antibiotics.
Answered 10/3/2014
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