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I was treated for strep in my culture and i was on 875 mg amoxicillin is it normal to still have a sweet smelling discharge everyday still?
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Postnasal drip: Is relatively common and it should fade away slowly, specifically if all other symptoms continue to improve. If persistent past 2 weeks and/or new/worsening symptoms review with your treating doc.
Answered 1/24/2021
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