Antibacterial drugs are powerful “weapons” in our hands in the micro-warms of disease, but to win, precision is the key. Misuse of drugs, like blindly waving swords, not only fails to repel “enemics”, but can also breed drug resistance risks and delays, so it is essential to accurately identify the type of infection and to target the use of antibacterial drugs.
Respiratory infections: Identify the “murder” choice. Respiratory infections are common in life, but they’re complex “causes.” Most common influenza is caused by viruses, such as nasal viruses, coronal viruses, with initial symptoms of aldicarb, nose plugs and mild coughing, at which point anti-bacterial drugs are useless and can repel the virus by treating the disease, resting, drinking water and using their own immunity. But when the symptoms continue to increase, there is high heat (over temperature 38.5°C), coughing, swollen throat pain increases, and the likelihood of bacterial infection increases, such as pneumocococcus, haemophilus influenzae, etc. For this type of bacterial respiratory infections, penicillin (e.g., Amosilin) and sepsis (e.g., chromosomal) often work by inhibiting the synthesis of bacterial cell walls, destroying the structure of the disease, mitigating inflammation and mitigating symptoms such as cough and cough. In the case of parageny pneumonia, which has a high incidence among adolescents and is marked by irritating dry coughs, antibacterials such as Archicillin and roacin become “first-selector” by blocking the synthesis of bacterial proteins, precisely hitting the bronchogen and controlling the development of the disease. Infection of the urinary genital system: The target is targeted with precision. The urinary system is “hit” by bacteria, which is accompanied by symptoms of urination frequency, urinary acuteness, urinary pain and abdominal failure. Bacillus is a “frequent visitor” and often follows the urea inverse direction, causing bladderitis and kidney inflammation. Quinone-type (e.g., left-oxen fluoride) drugs perform well in this “field of battle”, with high concentrations in urea, inhibiting DNA revolving enzymes from grenacella, e.g. coli, disrupting the reproduction of bacterial genetics, “elimination” of bacterial bacteria, and urin systems “peaceful”; for repeated urinary system infections, complex renal renal renal infections, trigeneration septophiles, and a combination of fungus, which can act as a synergetic antibacterism, expand antibacterial specs, and combat re-emergence from different mechanisms. In terms of female reproductive infections, the fungus vaginal infestation is due mostly to white pyrocolosis, the non-conformity of antibacterial drugs, such as the fungi embolism, and the oral treatment of fluconium, and the regulation of vaginal strains, the inhibition of fungi growth and the elimination of tickling and white belt anomalies.
Skin soft tissue infections: Distinguishing the “light watch” from “deepness”. Skin bruises, cuts and, if the wounds are not properly treated, bacteria such as yellow grapes and streptococcus are susceptible to infection. Infections of shallow wounds, manifested in local red and oscillation, external antibacterials such as morbid ointment and vesiciate cream, are applied directly to the infestation, inhibit bacterial protein synthesis, inflammation and healing. When deep sepsis, hive inflammation, oral or inoculated antibacterial drugs become necessary, a generation of cystals (e.g., plasters) are highly antibacterial for the Granium positive fungi, can reach infect tissues, control the spread of inflammation, combine surgical hysteria with a two-pronged approach, and remove the fungus “nest”. Accurate identification of infection is easy, and life experience alone makes it easy to misjudge. Symptoms should be treated in a timely manner, and the most suitable antibacterial drugs should be selected by a comprehensive medical assessment, with the help of specialized examinations such as blood protocol, pathogen development, and drug sensitivity tests. People themselves need to improve their health, not to use drugs without permission, bearing in mind the need for precision and caution in the use of anti-bacterial drugs, so that they can win and defend their health in the face of the disease.
