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33 yr old female 18 + 4 wks pregnant possible mastitis. currently taking 4 x 500mg flucloxcillian for 7 days. urine-white cloudy should i b concerned?
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Checked: I would let your provider know about your symptoms . It appears the Flucloxcillan is not helping.
Answered 1/14/2017
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