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What"s the recommended antibiotic to be given after a burst of an ovarian cyst?
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Generally none.: Ovarian cysts are generally non-infectious in origin and mostly filled with with fluid and or blood. Antibiotics do not have a role in treating them, unless there was an identified infectious cause (tubo-ovarian abscess).
Answered 8/7/2017
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