In the chronic phase, the treatment used traditionally has been streptomycin for 10 days.

The chronic phase encompasses the treatment for cancer.

Patients in the chronic phase of the disorder have significantly lower scores than those who are acute.

Treating the chronic phase is recommended for both children and adults.

The chronic phase is first seen six days after infection and persist for at least 12 months under experimental conditions.

In the chronic phase of the disease, the lungs and skin are most frequently affected.

Its curative capabilities during the chronic phase are, however, limited.

Although the symptoms resolve, even with treatment the infection persists and enters a chronic phase.

For the chronic phase, Rifampin or macrolides are used to treat both adults and children.

In some dogs the third and most serious stage of infection, the chronic phase, will commence.