Why antibiotics don't work

Why antibiotics don't work
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Antibiotics are medicines that are used to fight bacterial infections. They are an effective means of combating diseases caused by bacteria, such as pneumonia, tonsillitis, sinusitis and others. However, antibiotics may not always help in the fight against infection.
 
There may be several reasons why antibiotics do not help. First, if the infection is caused by a virus and not a bacterium, then antibiotics will not be effective. Viruses cause diseases such as flu, colds, chickenpox and others. Antibiotics do not kill viruses and cannot help fight these diseases.
 
Secondly, if you have taken antibiotics before, then your body may be resistant to them. Bacteria can develop resistance to antibiotics if they are used frequently. In this case, the antibiotics will not be able to kill the bacteria and the infection will continue.
 
Thirdly, if you are not taking antibiotics correctly, they will not be effective. Some people stop taking antibiotics when they start to feel better, but this can result in the bacteria not being completely eradicated. This can lead to re-infection.
 
Finally, some people may have an allergic reaction to antibiotics. This can manifest as a skin rash, itching, swelling, or even anaphylactic shock. If you are allergic to antibiotics, they will not be effective and can lead to serious consequences.
 
In conclusion, antibiotics are an effective means of fighting bacterial infections. However, they may not always help fight an infection if it is caused by a virus, if you have taken antibiotics before, if you are not taking them correctly, or if you are allergic to them. If you have any doubts, be sure to consult your doctor to choose the right treatment method.

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