Don’t use antibacterials!

Hey, my dear friends! In our usual lives, when we get a bit of a headache, especially a cold, a lot of people rush to hospitals or nearby clinics and ask doctors for their own infusions and, by name, antibacterials with a sapilin. But you know what? Sometimes it’s not right, so let’s talk about the correct use of antibacterials today, so we don’t get caught up in cognitive error.First, we all have to understand that the cold is mostly caused by viruses, such as nose viruses, flu viruses, Noroviruses, rotor viruses and so on, and that they love to mess with us when our body’s resistance is declining. And antibacterials, which are used to deal with bacteria, can’t work for the family. It’s like you can’t even open the door with a key to a lock. So, when you have a common cold, blindly using antibacterials, it’s useless, not only to make the cold better, but also to cause unnecessary physical trouble.When should we start using antibacterials? It depends on the doctor’s professional judgment. Professional doctors are required to make empirical judgements based on the results of certain relevant examinations! If we have symptoms that are clearly bacterial infections, such as an abscess of tonsils, severe sore throats, and the yellow and white puss; or if we have coughed for a long time and coughed in yellow, green and thick, blood tests have determined that the bacteria are “scrambling”, then the antibacterial drugs will be able to shine up and fight against the disordered bacteria.Let’s just say a little bit more about a bacterium antibacterium, which is a “good hand” for antibacterials. First of all, just as every soldier has his own temperamentality, different types of bacterium are not the same as the antibacterium. Secondly, the abuse of antibacterial drugs can easily cause bacterial resistance. Moreover, it must be noted that it is too dangerous to tell the doctor whether he has an allergy to the drug before it is used.Also, once antibacterial drugs have been introduced, they have to be taken on time and in quantities, as prescribed by the doctor, but can’t feel better, so they stop. It’s like fighting a war. The enemy has not been completely eliminated, and you have withdrawn. They’ll be back soon, and they’ll probably get stronger. Nor can it be assumed that the more drugs are used, the more antibacterials are used, the more normal accumulatives in our bodies, the more harmonious little society is, the more disordered, and other harmful pathogens may be taking advantage.We’re ordinary people. We need to know the antibacterials right. Don’t think about it. If you’re sick, let the doctor take a good look at what’s causing it, and then we’ll use it on a professional basis. That way, we can both get our bodies up fast and avoid the potential risks of misusing antibacterials. Let’s hope everyone’s healthy. Let the antibacterials do it when it works!