Common antibacterial drugs and their adaptation
I. β-neamide
(i) Penicillin
Natural penicillin (e.g. penicillin G)
– For the treatment of soluble streptococcus group A, sodium, tonsilitis, beehive inflammation, diarrhea, etc. These bacterial infections can lead to symptoms such as local redness, heat and pain, and penicillin G can effectively inhibit the synthesis of bacterial cell walls and thus kill bacteria.
– Penicillin G is also one of the preferred drugs for pneumococcus-induced pneumococcus. Symptoms such as high fever, coughing, chest pains can be observed in patients with pneumococococcal pneumonia, which can be rapidly controlled and mitigated through the use of penicillin G.
– Penicillin G plays an irreplaceable role in the treatment of syphilis caused by the syphilis spiral. Both the first stage of syphilis, the second stage of syphilis, the third stage of syphilis, and the third stage of syphilis, including cardiovascular and neurosyphile, require a sufficient amount of penicillin G treatment.
– Pyramid helix is also one of the accelerants of penicillin G. The early use of penicillin G can be effective in reducing the incidence of complications.
2. Semi-synthetic penicillin
– Amosilin, which has a broad antibacterial spectrum and, in addition to the effectiveness of the soluble streptococcus and pneumocococcus referred to above, has some antibacterial activity in part of the grelan cactus, e.g., coli-echella, ecstasy, ecstasy. As a result, it is often used to treat infections of the urinary system, such as bladderitis, renal inflammation and so forth, so as to alleviate symptoms such as urination frequency, excrement and urinary pain. It is also used to treat respiratory infections and skin soft tissue infections.
(ii) Capricorns
1. First-generation enzymes (e.g., thalamus)
– Strong antibacterial effects on gland positive bacteria, mainly for skin soft tissue infections such as gills, gills, scabies, scabies and scabies caused by golden scabies, coagulation enzymes and group A soluble scabs. These skin infections are usually in the form of local hemorrhage, sepsis, etc., and head spasms can effectively inhibit bacterial growth and contribute to healing.
– It can also be used to treat respiratory infections such as acute oscillitis, tonsilitis, etc., and to reduce the pain in the throat, fever, etc.
2. Second-generation hemorrhoids (e.g., fursin)
– Antibacterial activity is similar to that of the first generation, but the antibacterial activity is more widespread and more powerful for the ebacteria. It applies to the treatment of respiratory infections, including pneumonia, bronchitis and, in particular, those caused by haemophilus influenzae. It is also used for the treatment of urology and skin soft tissue infections.
3. Third-generation sphinx (e.g., head spores)
– Stronger antibacterial effects on gerranes, such as better antibacterial activity on intestinal bacteria, and copper green cystasy. The main treatment is for serious gland cactus infections, such as sepsis, meningitis, etc. There are also good results in the treatment of complex urinary system infections, abdominal infections, etc.
4. Fourth-generation septide (e.g., sepsis)
– Have a broader antibacterial spectrum, with good antibacterial activity for both the Grelan positive and the Grelan cacteria, especially for some drug-resistant bacteria. It can be used for the treatment of serious infections such as pneumonia in hospitals and the reduction of infection in patients by melancholytes.
II. Large ringed esters
(i) Penicillin
– Mainly for the treatment of Legional Pneumonia. Symptoms such as high heat, cough and respiratory difficulties can be caused by the infection of the Legion, and erythycin can inhibit the protein synthesis of the Legion of the Legion, thus serving the therapeutic purpose.
– Carcinin is also a common treatment for paragen pneumonia and chlamydia. Pyramids and chlamydia can cause irritating dry coughs, fevers and so on, and erythrin can mitigate inflammation and symptoms.
– It can also be used as an alternative to soluble streptococcus and pneumococcus infections for persons with penicillin allergy and for upper respiratory infections such as osteoporosis and tonsils.
(ii) Archicillin
– Achicillin has an antibacterial spectrum similar to erythrin but with a longer tissue half-life. In addition to the treatment of paragens, chlamydia and chlamydia, as described above, there are good results in the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases such as urinary tractitis and cervical disease. It can also be used for the prevention and treatment of bird streptococcal complex infections, especially for patients with low immune functions.
III. Amino sugar
(i) Quintaacin
– mainly used for the treatment of serious infections caused by gerang cactus infections, e.g. coli, creberella, copper characterium. In the treatment of abdominal infections, i.e. peritonealitis caused by a perforated appendix, Quintacin can be used in combination with other antibacterial drugs to control the infection effectively.
– Gypcocin can also play a role in cases of urin infections, especially those caused by the complex urin-resistant bacteria. It inhibits the growth and reproduction of bacteria in the urinary system and reduces the symptoms of urination frequency, acuteness and pain.
– It can also be used for the treatment of serious systemic infections, such as sepsis and neonatal sepsis caused by gland cactus, but due to their ear and kidney toxicity, the kidney function and hearing need to be closely monitored during use.
(ii) Almika
– America still has a high level of antibacterial activity for Queletella, which is resistant to drugs such as Quintanin. They are mainly used to treat sexual infections in hospitals, such as pneumonia, urinary system infections and, in particular, bacterial infections that are resistant to multiple antibacterial drugs. In the treatment of tuberculosis, when the fungus is resistant to drugs such as cythocin, Amikane can be used as a second-line anti-tuberculosis drug, and other antituberculosis drugs are treated together.
IV. Quinonone
(i) Left oxyfluorosalt
– To treat respiratory infections such as pneumocococcal, chlamydia, chlamydia, etc. It reduces the symptoms of cough, cough, fever, etc., and promotes the absorption of pneumonia.
– For urinological infections, left-oxen salsa is one of the most common treatments. It has a good anti-bacterial effect on acute bladderitis, kidneys, etc., caused by intestinal eschema, deformation bacterium, etc., and can effectively mitigate the symptoms of the urinary system.
– It can also be used to treat intestinal infections such as bacterial dysentery, typhoid typhoid, etc. caused by Shiga, Salmon, etc., and to reduce symptoms such as diarrhoea and abdominal pain.
(ii) Mosisa
– Mossi Shasat has a broader antibacterial spectrum, with good antibacterial activity for the Gerang positives, the Gerang cactus, anaerobics, the trigen, chlamydia, etc. In the treatment of community access to sexually transmitted pneumonia, the efficacy of the treatment is significant and the patient ‘ s symptoms can be mitigated quickly.
– In the case of skin soft tissue infections, especially complex skin infections caused by yellow grapes, streptococcus, etc., such as diabetic far-flung infections, the Mosisat can be used together with other drugs to effectively control the infection and to promote healing.
– It can also be used to treat abdominal infections, such as acute appendicitis, cholesterolitis, etc. The use of Mosisa before and after surgery can reduce the incidence of infection and promote the rehabilitation of patients.
