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I had a ct angiogram done. doctor notated a "slight mastoiditis". no antibiotics were given. should i be taking some?
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Mastoiditis: I think you mean mastitis, if this was CT of chest. If so, are you having symptoms of redness, drainage or fever that would indicate infection. If for whatever reason you do have mastoiditis you should see an ENT physician
Answered 3/12/2020
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