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For endocarditis, treatment needs to be prolonged (months to years to lifelong), typically for at least 18 months (3). Doxycycline 100 mg orally twice a day in adults plus hydroxychloroquine 200 mg orally every 8 hours is currently recommended. Owing to the cardiac adverse effects of hydroxychloroquine, patients on this drug should have their QTc interval monitored with repeated ECGs. Clinical signs, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, blood count, and antibody titers should be monitored to help determine when to stop treatment. Consultation with an infectious disease specialist may help with managing the complexities of the disease and its treatment. Frequently, antibiotic treatment is only partially effective, and damaged valves must be replaced surgically, although some cures have occurred without surgery.

For chronic granulomatous hepatitis, the optimal regimen has not been determined.

iz vašeg s pitanja ne vidi koji organ e kod vas dominantno zahvaćen, a po svmu sudeći s neki oblici bolstileče i više godina