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Old 04-26-2014, 07:15 AM #1
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Default urinary tract infections antibiotics
My doctor prescribed me ciprofloxacin hcl for a urinary tract infection because he did not see the compound on a list of drugs not good for MG patients. As it turns out, the drug is a fluoroquinolone and MG patients should not take this drug. Anyone have a "safe" suggestion for a MG-ok antibiotic for urinary tract infection?
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