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condition. Antibiotics have a high level of treatment. Your doctor will be based on several things, including

your age, symptoms and how severe they are, and if you want

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p. Most people feel some improvement

symptoms 2 to 3 days. If you are not worse than this time

doctor usually will not change your treatment for 3 days. Getting started on antibiotics soon after getting pneumonia may help recovery. For more information on antibiotics pneumonia, see

on the subject. If

no improvement or if symptoms worsen, you may need. These tests help to determine

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