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How long should i be taking augmentin 1000mg for? how many days and dosage for bronchitis.
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7 days: 7 days is the recommended time to take any antibiotic. This is to prevent the bacteria not being erradicated completely and to prevent the bacteria becoming resistant to that antibiotic
Answered 1/20/2020
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