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I am diagnosed with covid 19, and the doctor prescribed me antibiotic pills. the doctor are not returning my call. are it safe to continue?
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COVID 19: I suspect the doctor might have thought you had a secondary infection if an antibiotic was prescribed. Sorry, you can reach the treating doctor. If you want a second opinion that could likely be obtained through a telemedicine consult. Take care.
Answered 2/4/2021
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