ambetIs chloramphenicol use in treating for urinary tract infections?
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- 20 Sep 2009 by ambet
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- urinary tract infection, infections, chloramphenicol
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Marvell4 Oct 2009
It may help but there are other antibiotics used more commonly for urinary tract infection, but if your doctor has prescribed this then it is right for you.
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