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Antibiotic resistancy
Is antibiotic resistancy permanent?
is it reversible?
if not how Am i suppose to protect myself frm infection?
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Not reveraible
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Nothing is permanent on this Earth.
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It's the organism which is causing infection becomes resistant
Preventive measures to avoid infection
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Increase your immunity by taking proper balanced diet
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It's not the body, it's the organism who infects will have the resistance to a particular drug.
Only way to avoid antibiotics resistance is to take minimum antibiotics & on prescription.
Healthy lifestyle will prevent you from infection.
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Maintain hygiene.
Drink plenty of water and fluids.
Eat healthy full mixed diet.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
U can connect with a microbiologist to answer the first 2 questions
Protect by a good diet rich in antioxidants
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