Many people in the world think that the only solution for a bacterial infection is antibiotics which is not true, if they were educated that if you have the infection long enough (and if it is not very strong) then you can become immune meaning that the antibiotics would be wasted. As well as this if antibiotics are perscribed then if people do not take the full course as instructed by their GP then the more drug resistant bacteria survive meaning that we're basically helping their evolution in not taking the antibiotics for the full course.
Viruses are Not killed with antibiotics need antivirus antibiotics
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Antibiotics are only for bacteria. Viruses need antiviral medicines.
Possibly because you need to REMEMBER, WHEN YOUR ON ANTIBIOTICS THE BIRTH CONTROL NO LONGER WORKS.
What kind of antibiotics are you referring to? There are many types of antibiotics that are out there for different diseases, so there isn't just one general type to give to a bovine. Also, antibiotics should be given to cattle only when they need them, like if they have an infection of some sort.
Bacteria can become immune to antibiotics and the antibiotics will not work in the future when you need them. They only work against bacteria and cold and flu are caused by viruses.
Depends...is it infected?
The answer depends upon what you need it for... you can try taking massive amounts of 'probiotics'. I recommend jarrow brand jarrodophilius in the orangish yellow box. You can take 2-3 times the amount of what they say and that can help with tons of issues that usually need antibiotics. However, if you have something urgently wrong with you, such as a kidney infection, then you really need real antibiotics. This is also try with sexually transmitted diseases... you need real antibiotics to get over it. You can repost your question and state what the thing is you need antibiotics for, and then the answer would be more direct.
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Lice are not bacteria. Antibiotics only treat bacterial infections. Lice need to be treated with louse-killing drugs.
Bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics over a period of time. Using them when you DON'T need they may mean they won't work when you DO need them.
It is important to consult a healthcare professional if you experience symptoms like blood in urine, as it may indicate a potential need for antibiotics.