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Antibiotics

Antibiotics are effective only against specific bacterial infections, including strep throat, urinary tract infections, and E. coli. In some cases, they may not be necessary for certain bacterial issues. For instance, you might not require antibiotics for several sinus or ear infections. Using antibiotics unnecessarily won’t help and could cause side effects. Your healthcare provider can determine the most suitable treatment for your illness. It’s best not to request antibiotics from your provider.

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Medicines known as antibiotics are used to combat bacterial infections in both humans and animals. They function by either destroying bacteria or hindering their ability to grow and reproduce. There are various methods to take antibiotics:

– Orally, which includes pills, capsules, or liquids taken by mouth.
– Topically, where you use a cream, spray, or ointment applied to your skin, as well as eye ointments, eye drops, or ear drops.
– Via injection or intravenously (IV), typically reserved for more severe infections.