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Of course, resistance can vary from place to place, even from one city
to another.  Amoxycillin will work if the bug is *not* staph aureus
(say, strep) or if the staph does not produce penicillinase.  However,
around this area, antibiotics have so long been abused, that most
staph does produce penicillinase.

Amoxycillin sometimes *appears* to work, as I mentioned in the first
post.

Jack Newman, MD, FRCPC

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