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If i ve brociectasis , should i be taking antibiotics regularly or for prlonged period after a chest infection? thanks
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There is a big: Problem with chronic colonization and potential infection with the dilated airways. Rotating antibiotics would be an appropriate part of the long term management plan.
Answered 2/5/2013
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