The most commonly used antibiotics are becoming less effective, as the bacteria they are used against have, over time, developed resistant strains not so much affected by the antibiotic (survival of the fittest - natural selection. Yeah - even among bacteria!) One of the reasons for this is over-prescribing. Fewer and fewer doctors are doing this, but it may be too late already for some long-used antibiotics.
Anticoagulants and corticotropin become less effective when used with belladonna.
It was probably about as effective as the current war on drugs, maybe somewhat less so because of any lack of international co-operation.
you will become popular with other users as long as you are handing them out and once you stop usually no more friend.
Rifampin may make many drugs less effective. Among the drugs that may be affected are diabetes medicines taken by mouth (oral hypoglycemics), digitalis heart drugs, many antifungal drugs, and birth control pills.
don't take drugs.
You mean effective? For what condition-all drugs are effective for what they are indicated for, otherwise they wouldn't be on the market
If one is on birth control antibiotics make them less effective thus increasing your chances of becoming pregnant.
not effective at all.
It is not recommended to smoke, especially if you have asthma. Some of the side effects include medicine becoming less effective and worsening of symptoms associated with asthma.
antibiotics make these medicines less effective?
yes, they have less free time to try drugs and they know that if they do drugs, it will effect their playing skills.
Hydrogen Cyanide