Welcome !.Today let us delve into antibiotics and the need to adhere to prescriptions Antibiotics resistance occurred when bacteria that cause infections become resistant to the antibiotics used to treat them. This means the medicine no longer works as well to kill the bacteria. Over time, this resistance builds up because antibiotics are sometimes overused or misused. For example, if antibiotics are taken for a virus (like the common cold), which they can't treat, or if a prescribed course of antibiotics isn't completed, bacteria can learn to resist the medicine. This makes infections harder to treat and can lead to the need for stronger, more expensive medications. It's important to avoid over-the-counter (OTC) medications, especially antibiotics, unless directed by a healthcare professional. Self-medicating or not following a doctor's instructions can contribute to antibiotic resistance. Taking medicines without proper guidance can also mask symptoms of a serious condition, delay treatment, and lead to complications. By using medications wisely and following healthcare advice, we help ensure that antibiotics remain effective for those who really need them, and we keep our bodies safe from the risks of resistance and improper treatment. Thank you and you may leave a comment below or major concerns.This is a free space to engage in