In severe cases, he or she may recommend antibiotics or other dental treatments.

The government is also recommending other antibiotics.

I do not recommend antibiotics for others for these reasons: *The point at which one would start taking antibiotics is unclear.

You doctor may recommend antibiotics if:

Dr. Kraft said her group was not ready to recommend antibiotics generally, in part because of the difficulty of detecting such low levels of infection.

But the center was roundly criticized for failing to immediately recommend antibiotics to postal workers in Washington, two of whom died.

For this reason, doctors usually recommend preventive antibiotics.

House recommends broad-spectrum antibiotics, but Cuddy fears this will cause systemic shock, so she just administers one antibiotic.

In more severe cases, your doctor may recommend antibiotics.

Until 2007, the American Heart Association recommended prescribing antibiotics before invasive procedures, including those in dental surgery.