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What meds treat upper respiratory infections?
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Depends: Depends on what it is. If it is a bacterial infection, such as strep pharyngitis, you may need antibiotics (though not all pharyngitis will). If it is a viral infection, it is just supportive care.
Answered 3/26/2013
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