What is difference between antibiotics and medicine?
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“Drug” is a general name given to a chemical used for the treatment of a any disease.
Antibiotics are the chemicals obtained naturally or synthetically produced to act against certain bacteria causing infection. If they act against a specific bacteria only, termed as narrow spectrum whereas those act on a number of bacteria are termed as broad spectrum.
All Antibiotics are Drugs but all Drugs are not Antibiotics.
Drug is a generic term used to describe the medicines prescribed by medical practitioners. In the common usage, the term refers to the recreational substances.
Antibiotics are a specific class of drugs used to treat infections, in particular, infections caused by bacteria.
Antibiotics are the chemicals obtained naturally or synthetically produced to act against certain bacteria causing infection. If they act against a specific bacteria only, termed as narrow spectrum whereas those act on a number of bacteria are termed as broad spectrum.
All Antibiotics are Drugs but all Drugs are not Antibiotics.
Drug is a generic term used to describe the medicines prescribed by medical practitioners. In the common usage, the term refers to the recreational substances.
Antibiotics are a specific class of drugs used to treat infections, in particular, infections caused by bacteria.
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