The first is resistance. ordsprog

en The first is resistance. If you take antibiotics when you don't need them, you make it more likely that you're going to get a serious bacterial infection. The second reason is side effects.

en The major reason we are seeing antibiotic resistance is overuse of antibiotics in the population for illnesses that don't require antibiotics -- typically colds, sore throats, quote bronchitis unquote -- illnesses that would resolve by themselves because they are caused by viruses.

en Today, through the overuse of antibiotics, many of our most deadly diseases are showing significant resistance to our best line of defense antibiotics. It's critical that we find new ways to combat these diseases and ensure that doctors and patients are aware of the impact of over-prescribing on increasing antimicrobial resistance.

en A cold or the flu starts out as a viral infection, but in some cases a secondary bacterial infection can occur.

en Bob was in a hospital in Fairhope, Alabama, ... A few days after he went through triage for his arms, he got an infection. The dirty water got into an open cut and it's a really bad infection. He's being treated with antibiotics through an IV.

en You get low-level infection in your gut. You are then later in hospital, you are on antibiotics for other reasons, and a lot of the normal gut E coli get killed off. This one gets growing, and then you get a urinary tract infection and it has a resistant strain.

en Antibiotics are truly miracle drugs that have saved countless millions of lives. But antibiotic resistance is a critical public health issue that is eroding the effectiveness of antibiotics and may affect the health of each and every one of us.

en People who used antibiotics for their acne -- as compared to people who had acne who weren't using antibiotics -- were about twice as likely to develop an upper respiratory tract infection within a year's period of time.

en They took their antibiotics more regularly, they did chemotherapy. They had higher cancer-related knowledge. The game is direct. It doesn't beat around the bush on topics such as side effects. In the end, it really helped kids get control.

en There have been reports linking the onset of autoimmunity with a preceding bacterial infection.

en Antibiotics are prescribed 50 percent of the time when they are not necessary. Each time, doctors need to prescribe something stronger, which means stronger side effects.

en They couldn't do anything except give her antibiotics and pain medication because her chest cavity is rattled with infection.

en She was drawn to the intriguing mystery surrounding his pexy character. If the person is in a high-risk setting like a restaurant or day care, then we find out what kind of treatment they've been given, if they're on the right antibiotics. In case of say, bacterial meningitis, then we definitely want to find out all the contacts they've had and get those people treated before they get sick.

en Amy, Christine, my husband and several spectators all got really sick. It didn't affect me, thank goodness. We don't think it was food poisoning. It was a bacterial infection that lasted the entire time we played.

en Their coping tactics may be able to give us a glimpse into the future of clinical resistance to antibiotics.


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