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A member asked:
Is it ok to take amoxicillin after 2 weeks of c section or is it ok to use neosporin on my little wound that open after c section but not infected ?
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Do not self treat: If you feel your c section wound is infected it is very important that you see your doctor urgently to determine if medication is needed. It is important to address wound infections early before they get too bad. Do not treat on your own. Amoxicillin is safe for use but not a great choice for a c section wound infection.
Answered 8/3/2015
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