ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE hm 💔

Let’s educate our farmers too. Because some use antibiotics for their poultry farming and crop production.

Yes o

Thanks my guy

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At least she is sensitive to co-trimoxazole Let start that asap We need to create awareness about antibiotic resistance!!

Yes, Seriously

Let join hands and educate the public bro Antibiotic resistance don’t only affects the one who is abusing the meds buh we all as a whole If we don’t fight this together, we all later face the consequences of it

The resistance is too serious to the extent that drug combinations are not effective as it intended to 🥹

Hmm Charlie

You spoil there 💯

I’m learning a lot . I see… very understandable 🫡👏

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This is serious

Just kill the person to prevent from spreading if there’s no treatment

Wasshh father🤲🏾

Damn!

So what happens to the patient now?

I’ve learnt something. Thank you

But it was sensitive to Cotrimoxazole, so the Klebsiella species is expected to be susceptible to it…. Or?

Yes, that’s his or her tiny luck there. At least only that would be helpful towards the therapy But the concern is actually on the way it’s resistant to almost all the drugs available to eliminate it. A big issue. Resistance keeps going up and up due to antibiotics misuse and abuse. Serious issue.

Ok Tnx for that

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Thanks for the education

Does it mean the patient is going to die since the antibiotics can’t cure the infection?

Luckily, there is one antibiotic on the list that can help, and the organism is sensitive to it. That antibiotic is cotrimoxazole. But imagine a situation where there is no effective antibiotic available for an infection that could otherwise be easily treated with several other antibiotics. In such a case, clinicians may have to resort to last-resort antibiotics or more complex treatment options. This increases the cost of treatment and the risk of treatment failure, complications, and relapse. And we know that infections can lead to serious complications and eventually death.

Please what causes Klebsiella and is it infectious??