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Upper Respiratory Tract Infection - what about stafilococ in upper respiratory?
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- 6 Nov 2009 by brigit
- Topics:
- infections, respiratory tract disease, upper respiratory tract infection
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Marvell20 Nov 2009
I'm not really clear about your question ... did you mean Staphylococci in the upper respiratory tract secretions? If the doctor has done swabs and you have it ... and are exhibiting symptoms of an infection then your doctor should treat you with appropriate antibiotics.
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