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Cyclosporiasis Has Only One Effective Drug. What Happens When the Chart Says Sulfa Allergy? - Medscape

Published by Medscape By Niranjana S. Rajalakshmi · 11 August 2026 at 15:43
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Cyclosporiasis Has Only One Effective Drug. What Happens When the Chart Says Sulfa Allergy? - Medscape
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The recent outbreak of Cyclospora cayetanensis raises the question of how to treat patients with sulfa allergic reactions, and whether to test if the allergy is accurate.

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