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Is cefuroxime safe in pregnancy? can it treat staphylococcus? thanks.
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Yes and often: There is a lot of resistance in staph, so no antibiotic is certain to work. Cefuroxime works some of the time. Getting a culture is needed to guide thereapy. However, it is certainly one of the safest drugs in pregnancy.
Answered 12/19/2017
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