When to say no to antibiotics?

             Written by: Deepa Sarkar

Antibiotics save lives, but they aren’t a cure-all. Misuse can lead to resistance and side effects.

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Learn when antibiotics aren't the answer to safeguard your health and future.

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Antibiotics don’t work on viruses like the common cold, flu, or viral sore throats. These infections need rest and supportive care.

Viral Infections

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Most sinus infections clear up on their own. Antibiotics are only necessary for prolonged or severe cases.

Mild Sinus Infections

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Acute bronchitis is usually viral. Treat it with fluids, rest, and over-the-counter remedies, not antibiotics.

Bronchitis

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Many ear infections resolve without antibiotics, especially in older children and adults. Observe symptoms before starting treatment.

Ear Infections

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Unnecessary antibiotic use can lead to resistance, making future infections harder to treat. Use antibiotics only when prescribed.

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