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Sore throat, nurse said might need anti-biotic ?
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It might: Monitor symptoms and make sure your GP is aware. Many times a sore throat is due to viral causes or allergies and antibiotics may not be needed. A culture may be needed at some point to sort it out.
Answered 9/8/2020
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