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complete a two-month course of antibiotics and then see a doctor every moth for an x-ray
complete a two-month course of antibiotics and then see a doctor every moth for an x-ray
complete an initial course of antibiotics and then a follow-up course of antibiotics; the entire treatment can take from six to eleven months
complete an initial course of antibiotics and then a follow-up course of antibiotics; the entire treatment can take from six to eleven months
complete an initial four-month course of antibiotics and then be referred for weekly evaluations
complete an initial four-month course of antibiotics and then be referred for weekly evaluations
be required to be isolated and treated for four to seven months
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If you become infected with tuberculosis, you will complete an initial course of antibiotics and then a follow-up course of antibiotics; the entire treatment can take from six to eleven months.
This option accurately reflects the typical treatment regimen for tuberculosis, which generally involves a combination of antibiotics taken over an extended period to ensure full eradication of the infection.
