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Urinary tract infection

Παιδί 16 μηνών με ΚΟΠ 2ου βαθμού: Κίνδυνος ουρολοίμωξης χωρίς αντιβίωση;

Παιδί 16 μηνών με ΚΟΠ 2ου βαθμού και χημειοπροφύλαξη σχεδόν 1 έτος. 2 μέρες δεν πήρε αντιβίωση, υπάρχει περίπτωση να κάνει ουρολοίμωξη;

  • Submitted on 21/05/2025

2 specialists answered

  • Δύο μέρες είναι μικρό διάστημα ΄ώστε να υπάρχουν συνέπειες, πολύ απίθανο

    Τρίμης Γεώργιος

    Pediatrician

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    Ampelokipoi

    Τρίμης Γεώργιος

  • Πιθανότατα όχι

    Tsakalidis Hristos

    Urologist - Andrologist

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    Serres

    Tsakalidis Hristos

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