- Male
- 30 Years
- 22/01/2025
I've been concerned about my chest x-ray results taken about six weeks after having COVID. One doctor mentioned that there's a slight infection and suggested taking azithromycin 600 mg for a week, but another doctor advised me that there's no infection. Could you help clarify if there's actually an infection or if I need to take the antibiotics? I really prefer not to take more medication unless it's necessary.
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I'm dealing with asthma and I'm really looking for some help on how to manage it better. Could you give me some advice or suggestions, doctor? I'm open to trying anything that might help.
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