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A 34-year-old member asked:

When taking antibiotics for a staph infrction how long does it take to clear up?

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Dr. Antoanella Calame
Pathology 21 years experience
Staph Infection: Staph infections have been increasing resistant to certain antibiotics, it is important to tell your doctor about your results so that they can prescribe you different antibiotics since your specific staph infection may be resistant to the antibiotic that you are currently taking. Results will vary for each antibiotic you take.
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Dr. Ahmad Ibrahim
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Depends: The antibiotics are normally 1 shot then 14 days of antibiotics so at least within 2 weeks. Abstaining until your symptoms clear up is empriric.
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