Do you need a sufficient amount of antibiotics after low fever chest pain and pericardial effusion?

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Will you?

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[Multiple choice] 70-year-old male, 10 years.Check chest pain for 6 hours, and the increase in muscle calcium protein exceeds 10 times the upper limit of the normal value. The ECG prompts the chest guidance ST section significantly moved down.The patient experienced low -thermal chest pain two weeks later, and heart ultrasound display pericardial effusion.What is the following description of this syndrome correct?

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a.= "3492q7h3"> B. No repeated occurrence

c. A pericardia can appear

D. It can be accompanied by fever

E. Cant heal itself

F.G. Need to apply sufficient antibiotics

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