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Should i go to work one day after starting medications for bronchitis and laryngitis? need mask?
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Bronchitislaryngitis: As long as you do not have a high fever, you can go back to work. I hope you did not get prescribed an antibiotic because your conditions are caused by a virus. There's no need to wear a mask as long as you cover your mouth when you cough and , of couse, wash your hands when they are used).
Answered 11/20/2017
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