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Possibly. If the first antibiotic was not the right one for the specific infection (bacteria), then a different antibiotic may need to be taken. Urologists usually do urine cultures to determine the specific bacteria causing the infection, then treat it accordingly.
This could probably be a result of some secondary infection caused during the surgical procedure.
Bacteria become resitant to antibiotics by evolution .
Yes, you could, but it could be "over kill". Usually a simple antibiotic like Neosporin will do the trick.
you should not use penicillin to cure a cold because penicillin is an antibiotic and your body could build a resistant up to it and when you really do become sick you will not be able to use penicillin to cure and actual infection. Also if you are prescribed an antibiotic and you do not take the whole amount prescribed you could still carry the infection dormit in your body and your illness could return resistant to the antibiotic that was prescribed.
A broad spectrum antibiotic like la-200 or biomycin. These are injectables. You could also give the calf an antibiotic bolus instead of the injectable antibiotic. Also spray the navel with gentle iodine.
infection see a vet as soon as possible for an antibiotic.
Burning sensation around a surgical incision can be due to inflammation, nerve irritation, or infection. It is important to monitor for any signs of infection such as increasing pain, redness, swelling, or discharge, and to contact your healthcare provider for further evaluation and management. Applying ice packs or taking prescribed pain medications can help alleviate the burning sensation.
No, if you have an infection you most likely will need an antibiotic. Diazepam works against anxiety, epilepsy and insomnia. It is also a muscle relaxant.
Assume you had a bacterial infection and your doctor prescribed an antibiotic for you. Based on what you have learned about the differences between prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells, propose two potential cellular locations at which the antibiotic could be targeting . explain your answer?
A surgical incision intended to treat or prevent an additional problem could be called a therapeutic wound. For example, a "stab" incision about 1" long is made during surgery only to insert a drainage tube, which helps prevent infection in a larger surgical site.
No, a thoracotomy is incision in the chest for surgery