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What vitamins can i take for my skin infection?
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Skin Infections: Go to your doctor. You'll need medically prescribed antibiotics, possibly. Anytime you have skin infections, it's best you see a doctor. You do not want the infection to spread, which it will, if you don't have prescribed medicine to heal the infection. Follow doctors advice on prescribed antibiotics or medicine to use.
Answered 8/13/2013
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