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How can prednisolone help in bronchiectasis?
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Acute worsening: In what we call an exacerbation (flare up) both steroids like Prednisolone and antibiotics may be necessary to treat the acute condition. While there are not good studies to show its benefit, steroids may be helpful.
Answered 9/14/2017
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