Good, now, if it's not starting to look better in a couple days, call the doc back, have them prescribe a tier one antibiotic and tell them you'll pay cash for it. Insurance company will pressure docs into prescribing 2nd and 3rd tier and wait to see if it improves, then will allow 2nd tier and after 4 weeks only will they approve first tier, which would have done the job in the first week if not for their stupid bullshit. So bypass that and pay cash if not showing sign of significant improvement in couple days. Friend went through this with son who got a bee sting on leg that turned into cellulosis.