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My 5y/o child had chest infection was treated w/ co-amoxiclav, she got ok for a wk, now she's sick again gp have her clarithromycin is this medicine ok?
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Yes : It's the appropriate next step if your doctor is suspicious of a bacterial infection.
Answered 12/22/2012
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