The emergence of antibiotics was an important milestone in the history of human civilization, and its inventions had changed not only the quality of life and health of people but also the direction of medical science. Antibiotics are widely used in day-to-day treatment of diseases, but what do you know about antibiotics?
I. What is antibiotics?
Antibiotics generally refer to a type of drug that inhibits bacteria or kills bacteria and is a metabolic product produced by micro-organisms (including bacteria, fungi, nematodes) that inhibits the growth and survival of other micro-organisms. Clinically commonly used antibiotics are extracts from microbial cultures and chemically or semi-synthetic compounds.
What is the difference between antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs?
Antibiotics do not amount to anti-inflammatory drugs, and they do not have the effect of direct inflammation. Inflammation is not the name of a particular disease; it is a common expression of many diseases, such as red, swelling, heat, pain, etc. The causes of inflammation are many, including bacterial infections, viral infections, fungi infections, allergies, trauma, etc. Antibiotics are anti-inflammatory in nature, but they are not intended for inflammatory stoves, but rather for anti-inflammatory use. However, antibiotics are not effective for non-bacterial inflammation.
III. Which drugs are antibiotics?
The name of the drug contains words such as vermin, fungi, cycline, hair plaster, salsa, silin, etc., usually antibiotic. For example, Amosilin, Archicin, sodium contour, left Oxygen Sand star, etc. There are two types of anti-inflammatory medicine, which are commonly referred to as hormones, such as pine pine pine pine pine pine pine pine pine, disemison, etc.; Another category is anti-inflammatory painkillers, such as Broven, aspirin, etc.
IV. What disease does not require antibiotics?
General influenza, viral influenza, bronchitis from non-bacterical infections, common diarrhoea, etc. do not require the use of antibiotics; chronic inflammation such as chronic osteoporosis, chronic earitis, osteoporosis, and stomach inflammation due to non-gyptic snails, as well as certain gynaecological inflammations, do not require the use of antibiotics; not all inflammations require antibiotics, not all fevers require antibiotics.
V. When can antibiotics be used?
After medical treatment, antibiotics can be used when it is clear that the cause of the disease is bacterial infection, which is common in bacterial diseases such as bacterium fever, sinusitis, acute septosis, acute sepsis, pertussis, bacterial urinary tract infections, etc.
VI. How does bacteria resist antibiotics to produce resistance?
Bacteria are resistant to antibiotics, which are in fact the result of a new type of bacteria in the human body that is resistant to antibiotics. This bacteria, which are not antibiotic-activated, can also continue to grow and reproduce in an antibiotic environment, while bacteria that would otherwise have been killed by antibiotics are unable to do so. The antibiotics have always been used, and in humans there have been good and bad bacterium selections, which leave drug-resistant bacteria, which can be released into the environment or passed on to others through our various excreta, secretions.
How terrible is the seven super bacteria?
Superbacterium is a drug-resistant bacteria that causes inflammation, high fever, convulsions, comas, scabies and scavengers, and even the gradual death of muscles until death. Superbacterial bacteria are immune to almost all antibiotics, leaving people without medicines.
VIII. How do we get proper access to antibiotics?
It is important not to decide whether or not to use a drug, but to choose a specific drug for the type of bacteria under the direction of a physician; to use the drug in sufficient and sufficient quantities, and not to stop or reduce the use of antibiotics to prevent the disease; and to be more cautious in the use of the drug by children.
IX. Oral and external antibiotics, which are better?
The efficacy of a drug does not depend on whether it is oral or external, depending on whether it reaches an effective concentration in the infected area. People with general infections, such as urinary infections, can be injected if they are well absorbed and if they do not suffer from nausea or vomiting, if the infection is more severe, or if they are unable to take the medication because of a high fever that causes symptoms of the gastrointestinal tract.
X. What are the dangers of the misuse of antibiotics?
The misuse of antibiotics can produce “super bacteria that cannot kill”; the destruction of normal intestinal strains can have side effects that cause unnecessary liver and kidney damage; and the development of young children’s teeth, such as those leading to tetracyclic teeth.
