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36 yr old m. normal stress echo 2 months ago. just finished 10 days of levaquin. just found out about aortic issues with levaquin. should i worry?
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No: Don't worry, Just make sure you only take levaquin or any antibiotic for appropriate bacterial infections. Take Care!
Answered 1/12/2018
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