Antibiotics



What are antibiotics? What are the side effects of taking antibiotics?

Antibiotics are also known as antibacterials. Antibiotics are good drugs that help kill bacteria, or infections. Bacteria also known as bacterium are tiny organisms that cause illness to humans and animals. Antibiotics target microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, and parasites, but their work doesn't effect viruses. Antibiotics doesn't really help when you have a sore throat, or a cold because they are caused by viruses. Though, antibiotics does help when you are sick, like having a runny nose and coughing a little bit.

Some people are allergic to antibiotics, mostly penicillin. Some reactions are swelling, rashes, and having a hard time to breathe. If someone takes antibiotics, one of the side effects is that they might start feeling sick, and diarrhea. Some reactions are very serious, or fatal. This reaction is called anayphlactic reaction. You should always make sure that you explain all of your problems to your doctor before you get any type of medication. You should also make sure that you don't have any allergic reaction to any type of antibiotic.

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