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  5. I just found out my TPHA test came back positive and I'm really worried. I need it to be negative because I'm planning to work in the Gulf. Is there any specific medication I should be taking? Ive already had a penicillin injection but Im not sure what else I should do. Could you help me understand the situation better or suggest any next steps?

I just found out my TPHA test came back positive and I'm really worried. I need it to be negative because I'm planning to work in the Gulf. Is there any specific medication I should be taking? Ive already had a penicillin injection but Im not sure what else I should do. Could you help me understand the situation better or suggest any next steps?

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I just found out my TPHA test came back positive and I'm really worried. I need it to be negative because I'm planning to work in the Gulf. Is there any specific medication I should be taking? Ive already had a penicillin injection but Im not sure what else I should do. Could you help me understand the situation better or suggest any next steps?

it requires an course of antiboitic treatment and it will be negative after months of the treatment

Last updated on 29 Jan 2025

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Last updated on 29 Jan 2025

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