Can you still get the needle after getting 29 days of rheumatic fever injections?

Patient's question:

Because of rheumatic fever, I have been getting injections for 29 days and it hasn't gotten better. I want to ask if I can still get injections after 29 days for rheumatic fever?

Doctor's answer:

Rheumatic fever is generally caused by a streptococcal infection, particularly affecting the upper respiratory tract. It tends to recur multiple times. From a clinical diagnostic perspective, treatment typically involves the following aspects: First, antibiotics such as long-acting penicillin. Second, the use of cephalosporin-class medications or the selection of corticosteroids.

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