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Can amoxicillin be used to get rid of infected cartilage piercing?
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Probably not: Amoxicillin is a poor choice of antibiotic for this purpose. Many if not most infections with skin bacteria, like this one, are resistant to it. See a doctor to confirm the diagnosis and learn if you need an antibiotic, then follow your doctor's advice and prescription.
Answered 5/21/2017
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