Sometimes doctors will prescribe them to either prevent or treat a secondary infection. Some examples are lung or ear infections that may develop as a result of an initial viral infection.
It can cause bad bacterial infections such as gangrene
i think its supposed to treat fungal infections,but if fungi is bacteria, then i guess so. :)
it is supposed to be neutrophils..
What antibiotics make you constipated
antibiotics are not negatively effected by meth, the fact that meth makes you not sleep may slow your recovery time for whatever bacterial infection you are taking antibiotics totreat, but thats just because sleep is a massive important part of having a healthy immune system. take the meds exactly how your supposed to from start to finish and you should be fine...except the little problem of your meth addiction of course :)
If your meth has something that's not normally supposed to be in it. Or you just react badly to it. Yes, you can. It can't be good for your nasal passages. Also, your dental health will suffer. It is particularly bad for your immune system so you can get MRSA, among other bacterial infections.
A serious medical condition requiring immediate hospital attention. If the testicle is deprived of oxygen for 1 hour, it will die and have to be removed. Infections can spread, in which case you run the risk of having to be castrated. That's in addition to the agony involved in the infection.
Infections are a constant risk while on immunosuppressive agents, because the immune system is supposed to prevent them.
Antibiotics treat current infections. Vaccines create antibodies to deal with a future infection.
Cranberry juice is supposed to help avoid bladder infections.
It is not supposed to be contagious but everyone must be careful. Just WASH YOUR HANDS!
basically, the white blood cells do not function as they are supposed to (fight infections) so therefore the body may not be able to protect against any infections as it should.