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What is gentamicin sulfate ointment typically prescribed for?

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See below: Bacterial infections of the skin.

Answered 9/23/2012

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Gentamycin: This is an inexpensive topical skin antibiotic that is used to kill local skin infections. It might especially be used for a bacterial called pseudomonas. Antibiotic pills are often better. If used for staph bacteria, a cream called Mupirocin is a better alternative for many patients.

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