Even I personally know for a doctor. So I can tell you that antibiotics lead to drug-resistant bacteria, that makes people sick. Overuse can even be deadly. MRSA bacteria are not easily spread by means of handling or eating foods containing MRSA. Antibiotics do not kill bacteria. It just stops their growth
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Oh my fucking god, people, if you follow this guy for "reasonable information", read this:
Stop spreading FAKE NEWS
We are not on the same page. Listen, healthy people are exposed to very low risk of MRSA infection. As long as we are healthy, we can stay in the same room as the MRSA carrier. Regular contacts, such as touching and ripping, do not pose a threat to healthy family members. In any case, the instructions on the disinfection of deadlines should be followed. I was once with that kind of person in a room. Not isolated, no need of protective clothing, gloves or masks...and I am still alive today.
Maybe you have different system in your country but here it has gone too far with antibiotics. Doctors are prescribing acne antibiotics for kids, antibiotics for a flu... So here are pretty overused. Weren't in a past.
And just for you I called that doctor and asked him about treatments with antibiotics. And he says that ...like a pneumonia, urinary tract infection and such he usually continues the antibiotics for another 2 days after the body temperature has normalized, although some are saying that 5 days - others would say 3 days - would kill off all disease causing bacteria so the antibiotics could stopped after that, although the body still needs more time to heal.
Not two weeks. Like most doctors would say. That was my point.
you are right, i am definitly not on your page as you spreaded wrong information. i have no idea what your intentions are, dont take it personal.
its just the wrong informations that i set straight.