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I have epididymitis and have taken doxy for 2 weeks without success. now on batrum ds. should i take for 4 weeks? another antibiotics you recommend?
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Epididymitis: This is often a problem that requires long term antibiotics. I have seen it take three to six weeks to get fully better. I am surprised at the doctor's medication choices. Are you noticing any improvement?
Answered 4/23/2013
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