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Erythrocin

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Dermatitis Infection Zits Bronchitis Dysentery Pneumonia Enterocolitis Abscess Gonorrhea Infection,Soft Tissue Middle Ear Infection Fever Sepsis Syphilis Chronic Middle Ear Infection Endocarditis Gingivitis Laryngitis Influenza Cold Tonsillitis Pharyngitis Endoscopy COPD,Acute Enteritis Sinus Infection Otitis Externa Rheumatic fever Burns Prostatitis Urethritis Cellulite Bronchopneumonia Pertussis Scarlet fever Cholecystitis Impetigo Blepharitis Bronchiectasis Paronychia Brucellosis Lymphogranuloma venereum Upper respiratory infection Trachoma Legionnaires disease Diphtheria Bone infection Carbuncle Neonatal conjunctivitis Mastoiditis Peritonsillar abscess Pneumonia in children Ear infection Furunculosis and carbunculosis
Ingredients
Erythromycin
Drug Actions
Antiacne Bacteriostatic Antibiotic combination
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