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Gernot Bonkat1, Florian Wagenlehner2
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Fluoroquinolone use might be associated with serious side effects. Urologists should always consider these potential risks associated with fluoroquinolones and participate in a shared-decision making process with each patient. It is critical to strictly follow guidelines when prescribing fluoroquinolones.
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