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Have bronchitis, 2 months after antibiotics, is it still contagious?
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Possibly : If you are still experiencing symptoms two months after completing antibiotic treatment for this then i would advise you to see your doctor for further testing to see if a different antibiotic would help. You may also not have bronchitis that antibiotics will cure.
Answered 9/15/2013
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