Antibiotics in Turkey
Photo is illustrative in nature. From open sources.
Antibiotics are medicines that are used to fight infectious diseases. They are an integral part of modern medicine and save many lives every day. However, in Turkey the use of antibiotics may be slightly different from other countries.
In Turkey, as in many other countries,Antibiotics can be bought at pharmacies without a prescription. This can be convenient for tourists who cannot get a prescription from a local doctor. However, it can also lead to the misuse of antibiotics and the development of antibiotic resistance.
Antibiotic resistance is the ability of bacteria to survive and multiply despite the presence of antibiotics. This is due to the misuse of antibiotics, when people take them unnecessarily or do not complete the course of treatment. This can cause bacteria to become resistant to antibiotics and not respond to them in the future.
In Turkey, as in many other countries, doctors try to use antibiotics only when they are really needed. They also recommend that patients complete the course of treatment to the end, even if they feel better. This helps prevent the development of antibiotic resistance.
In addition, Turkey has an antimicrobial resistance monitoring program. This allows clinicians and scientists to monitor the spread of antibiotic resistance and take action to prevent it.
If you are traveling to Turkey and need antibiotics, be sure to contact your local doctor. He can prescribe the right treatment for you and explain how to take antibiotics correctly. Remember to complete the course of treatment to the end and do not take antibiotics unnecessarily.
In general, antibiotics are used with caution and in accordance with international standards in Turkey. However, as in any other country, the misuse of antibiotics can lead to serious consequences. Therefore, be careful and follow the doctor's recommendations.
Read together with it:
- The husband decided that it was better to get a divorce than to look for a jobMy husband and I have been married for 5 years. We moved to another city and rented an apartment here. Two years later my beloved appeareddaughter . We lived not without quarrels, but we tried not to find outrelationship with a child. A year agoMy husband was laid off at work and scandals began to h...
- Nobody wants to talk to meI am from Moscow. I don't understand why people don't want to communicate with me. I study at an institution where all (okay, not all, but many) students have similar interests.No, I'm not being ignored. I communicate with some people who are happy to see me. But they don't consider me friends. They...
- Mother-in-law violated the will of her late daughter-in-lawI leftmarry a man who has 2 marriages behind him, the first, as usual, broke up due to his youth, the second ended in great misfortune -wife died of cancer.From this marriage there was a little girl left, whom I later adopted. There are two children from his first marriage, whom theyMom kicked them ...
- Mom considers me a second-class citizenI am very offended by my mother.I had a bad luckan affair with one man. I am 26 years old, he is 38. We met on vacation. Hismother runs a hotel for tourists by the sea. He helps her, and I came to rest with them on the advice of friends.It so happened that I really liked him. He is beautifula man an...
- My husband demands delicious food every dayI'm sick ofthink about what to cook for breakfast, dinner and lunch every day . And my husband also needs to pack for work; he doesn’t want to eat sandwiches. For lunch he demands at least two dishes, and on the weekend he also demands “something tasty.” But I want to come home from work and just re...
- My parents ruined my life with their selfishness.I'm the only onethe child is with my parents and I always heard that it was difficult for them to even imagine that I could leave them, so I stayed to study and then work in my hometown, although the prospects in the capital were much better. But I got used to obeying my parents in everything, and w...
- Cry from the heartMy wife and I are 33 years old, in a relationship for 7 years, officially married for 3 years. In 2019, we got seriously ill with Covid, everyone got their own sores, I’m allergic to dogs,problems with the sinuses (a cyst appeared, operations were performed, but the cyst was not removed), and she de...