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Is clarithromycin good for treating chest infections and what is the correct dose?
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Yes this: antibiotic is useful for the treatment of pulmonary disorders. The dosage is based on weight and the specific disorder being treated. Ask your health care provider to check your dosage if you are concerned.
Answered 6/24/2018
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