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Should i go to the hospital or not? four days ago i was given two high doses of penicillin to treat syphallis. i have been getting progressively worse. the pain in my body is excruciating. its hard for me to even walk or get around . i have had a slight
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I : I recommend that you be re-evaluated in face of these symptoms.
Answered 10/3/2016
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