Image Source - Unsplash
By, Medical News Tip Wednesday, September 13, 2023
Misusing antibiotics can lead to the spread of drug-resistant bacteria, making infections harder to treat with medicine.
Image Source - Unsplash
Taking antibiotics for viruses like the common cold won't help because antibiotics only work against bacteria.
Image Source - Unsplash
Not finishing the entire antibiotic course can leave behind stronger bacteria that are resistant to treatment.
Image Source - Unsplash
Using leftover antibiotics without a doctor's prescription can be harmful and ineffective for treating infections.
Image Source - Unsplash
Overusing antibiotics in agriculture can contribute to antibiotic resistance and impact food safety.
Image Source - Unsplash
Self-diagnosis and self-medication with antibiotics can lead to incorrect treatment and health risks.
Image Source - Unsplash
Frequent use of antibiotics in children can disrupt their gut microbiome and immune system development.
Image Source - Unsplash
Antibiotic misuse can cause side effects, allergies, and harm to beneficial bacteria in our bodies.
Image Source - Unsplash
Proper antibiotic use is crucial to ensure these life-saving medicines remain effective for future generations.
Image Source - Unsplash