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I have a recurring cyst on my breast. will taking flagyl as the antibiotic help cure it?
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No: Is this cyst on the skin or in the breast? Regardless, Flagyl is not usually the treatment. I recommend you see your gynecologist or breast surgeon for a complete evaluation.
Answered 6/25/2014
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