One in every crowd
The system has always been aware of this, and the standard written instructions in Canada for taking anti-biotics has been to take the entire course..
I realize your an expert on this subject also,...but you are wrong,...again.
Before you runoff at your mouth,... just what is "always"
Is it possible some doctors did not give those verbal instructions to every patient every time? Sure...
Not only was it possible,...instructions HAVE NOT ALWAYS included any instructions to finish the coarse,...or verbal,...which is ridiculous,...or otherwise.
Is there any evidence around that the evolution of bacteria and viruses is because of some sort of mass failing in doctor's verbal instructions? Not that I have read.
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FIRST,...counselor ,...that’s an insult by the way,...I never said any of your lawyer ,...that’s also an insult,...like creative quoting above.
And not to be a nit-picker but I do not understand that antibiotics cause bacteria to mutate. They can cause the evolution of bacteria through natural selection, but they do not cause mutations per se. I do recall reading that some viruses do mutate fairly quickly because of the nature of their genetic material, but said mutations are not caused by drugs.
I also realize the MAYO CLINIC is not quite up to your level of knowledge,...but they seem to think that this has actually happened.
. For example, if you take an antibiotic for only a few days — instead of the full course — the antibiotic may wipe out some, but not all, of the bacteria. The surviving bacteria become more resistant and can be spread to other people. When bacteria become resistant to first line treatments, the risk of complications and death is increased...
Being the expert you are, arguing terms, instead of focusing on the point I made,…but the end result is,...bacteria change when antibiotics are not used correctly.
Which WAS the case, and in some countries, still is,...why the hell do you think that organizations world wide are making these comments more recently than in the past.
If you want to call me a liar, that’s fine,...but I, and other people I know have been told by people actually in the profession that antibiotics were NOT properly used in the past, being over perscribed, and also proper instructions, if known at the time, were NOT given.
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