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The [[Centers for Disease Control and Prevention|CDC]] recommendation for chancroid is a single oral dose of [[Azythromicin]] or a single IM dose of[[Ceftriaxone]] or oral [[Erythromycin]] for seven days. | The [[Centers for Disease Control and Prevention|CDC]] recommendation for chancroid is a single oral dose of [[Azythromicin]] or a single IM dose of[[Ceftriaxone]] or oral [[Erythromycin]] for seven days. | ||
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The CDC recommendation for chancroid is a single oral dose of Azythromicin or a single IM dose ofCeftriaxone or oral Erythromycin for seven days.