When used correctly, antibiotics are extremely useful and important medicines. They fight certain infections and diseases caused by bacteria. Well-known antibiotics are penicillin, tetracycline, streptomycin, and chloramphenicol. In this book the sulfa drugs, or sulfonamides, are also considered as antibiotics.

The different antibiotics work in different ways against specific infections. All antibiotics have danger in their use, but some are far more dangerous than others. Great care must be taken in the choice and use of antibiotics.

There are many kinds of antibiotics, and each kind is sold under several brand names’. This can be confusing. However, the most important antibiotics fall into a few major groups:

Antibiotics group examples of brand names
(Generic name)
PENCILINS Pen-V-K
AMPICILLINS Penbritin
TETRACYCLINES Terramycin
SULFONAMIDES Gantrisin
STRETOMYCIN Ambistryn
CHLORAMPHENICOL Chloromycetin
ERYTHROMYCIN Erythrocin

Note: Ampicillin is a type of penicillin that kills more kinds of bacteria than ordinary penicillins.
If you have a brand-name antibiotic and do not know which group it belongs too, try to read the fine print on the bottle or box.
Never use an antibiotic unless you know what group it belongs too, what diseases it fights, and the precautions you must take to use it safely.

GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF ALL ANTIBIOTICS
• If you do not exactly know how to use antibiotic and what infections it can be used for, do not use it.
• Use only antibiotics that are recommended for the infection you wish to treat.
• Know the risks in using the antibiotic and take all the recommend precautions.
• Use the antibiotics only in the recommended dose-no more, no less. The dose depends on the illness and the age or weight of the sick person.
• Keep using the antibiotics until the illness is completely cured, or for at least 2days after the fever and other signs of infection have gone. ( Some illness, like tuberculosis and leprosy, need to be treated for many months or years after the person feel better. Follow the instructions for each illness.)
• If the antibiotic causes a skin rash, itching, difficult breathing or any serious reactions, the person must stop using it and never use it again.
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Antibiotics resistance is very rampant and its giving medical personnel issue across the world.

yes its a serious issue, that's why we must be careful with kind of drugs we're using

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Antibiotics resistance is very rampant and its giving medical personnel issue across the world.

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