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Beta streptococcus or Group B strep is found normally in the body and generally does not cause symptoms. Sometimes it can cause infections such as sepsis and meningitis as well as can be contributing factor to Diabetes and heart failure. Treatment for Group B strep is done through intravenous antibiotics.

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