how do antibiotic cuvre disease
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Antibiotics can treat bacterial infections by killing the bacteria that causes them.
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→Antibiotics are drugs that kill or stop the growth of bacteria. They do this by blocking important functions within the bacteria cell.
→These drugs include topical over-the-counter antibiotic creams and ointments that you spread over your skin. They also include pills you swallow and intravenous solutions that enter your skin through IV's.
→These drugs stop bacterial infections. These infections that are stopped can arise from minor cuts and scrapes as well as life-threatening system-wide infections.
→There are many types of antibiotics ranging from ointments like Neosporin to common pills like Azithromycin
→Because the targets of antibiotics are (often) specific to bacterial rather than human cells, they generally have few side effects and are considered safe for the vast majority of people.
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