Cloxacillin - can it be used for severe infections (in bone)?
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- 7 Oct 2009 by itsjustme456
- Topics:
- infections, cloxacillin
Answers (1)
Marvell19 Oct 2009
Yes, it can be used for bone infections, but only a doctor can decide which is the most appropriate antibiotic for a particular patient/individual.
Please see link below for other antibiotics which can be used for osteomyelitis.
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