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I took a round of this med(3-500) it helped with my bronical infection but it still hung on, i started another round. is this ok? my dr. is out o town
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No Need: If you mean Az 3 - 500 MG which is an antibiotic and you took one tablet daily for three days, then there is no need to take another course. Most of bronchitis are caused by viruses and it is typically self-limited, resolving within one to three weeks
Answered 9/28/2017
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