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How often will untreated strep a lead to complications in adults nowadays? what to look for?
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A baseline number suggests 1/200 untreated strep A infections can lead to complications in the heart/kidneys or brain. The complications process is usually seen in kids and is rarely seen in adults over 21.
Answered 11/28/2022
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