Unfortunately antibiotics can and do exhibit side effects four days after completing the course. I never start antibiotics without taking acidophilus and eating lots of yogurt.
The length of time antibiotics stay in your body can vary based on factors such as the type of antibiotic, your kidney and liver function, and how your body metabolizes the medication. In general, most antibiotics are eliminated from the body within a few days to a week after completing the full course of treatment.
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Yes, if you keep using it after awhile your body can build up an immunity to it and it will no longer work.
Homeopathy is not exclusive and can be used along with conventional and complementary medical treatments. Anti-biotics should not be discontinued before completing the course and resorting to homeopathy medicine because otherwise the bacteria will be get resistant
Yes. Of course, you still want to take really good care of your piercing while taking the antibiotics.
Viruses run their course and antibiotics are not prescribed for them. Antibiotics work against bacterial illnesses. So, if you have a cold (virus), but get pneumonia (bacterial) you can take antibiotics to get better.
Drinking alcohol whilst undergoing a course of antibiotic treatment can have several negative effects. These include sickness and diarrhoea, drowsiness and dizziness.
No. Obviously not. If a patient does not complete a course of antibiotics, they run the risk of selecting for antibiotic resistant bacteria in their body. If these bacteria become infectious, stronger (more expensive) antibiotics will be required to treat the secondary infection.
See a doctor immediately for removal or a course of antibiotics to kill them.
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For you personally, if you don't finish the course of antibiotics, the infection may appear to have cleared but in fact may still remain and come back stronger and worse. Depending on the infection, that could mean another course of antibiotics is needed or more drastic treatment. Of course, you may just be lucky and the infection has already been cleared but it will do you no harm to finish the course and it is more likely that you won't have cleared it up. Some infections even take more than one course of antibiotics.