We face various problems at different times in our lives. Especially, we sometimes get sick in our lives and then we have to take medicine. If we ever get seriously ill, ordinary medicine does not work and then we have to take antibiotics.

A common fever gets better within three days. However, it is noteworthy that if the fever does not get better within three days, we must take the doctor's advice and increase the dose of the medicine. In general, a doctor can suggest paracetamol. If a common fever does not go away with paracetamol, then the strength of the medicine can be increased a little.

However, sometimes, the disease capacity of our body increases so much that ordinary paracetamol does not work well against fever. Then we have to take antibiotic medicine.

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An MBBS doctor diagnoses the patient very well for taking antibiotics. If typhoid or paratyphoid occurs due to fever, the doctor suggests the patient to push 2 mg injection and prescribes it. In that case, if a patient takes the full dose as per the doctor's advice, then the germs of that disease go away very quickly.

However, there are some people among us who are very clever. Suppose the doctor writes 2 mg sector in the prescription for a typhoid patient. After giving the patient five injections, his disease is cured and the patient now feels completely healthy. After five injections, he did not take any more injections and he is now quite well.

When a doctor prescribed seven injections, it means that the full dose must be completed to destroy the typhoid germs. If the patient does not complete the full dose, then the typhoid will not go away. That is, suppose there are seven lakh germs in the patient's body. Each injection will destroy one lakh germs. When a patient is given seven injections, after taking five, there are still 200,000 germs in his body. However, the patient is now feeling normal and thinks that there are no germs left in his body. So, after taking five injections, the patient refrains from taking injections for the remaining two days.

Consider this:
One injection is required to kill 10 million germs. In this case, the patient was asked to take seven injections, but he only took five injections. This means that 50 million germs have died through five injections and 20 million germs are still alive in his body.

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What does the research say? Now, if two 2 mg injections are not given to destroy those 20 million, then those germs will remain in the patient's body. Later, those lives will be so strong that those lives will not be destroyed by two more injections. The lives will be stronger and later, it will never be possible to destroy those germs by those 2 mg of Sefton injections. In that case, the patient will later suffer from the same disease and will later be at risk of death. Because he did not complete his full dose.

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What should we do here now?

If a doctor suggests antibiotics to us, then we should definitely take the doctor's advice. You must complete the entire dose of the medicine that the doctor suggests to you knowingly. If you do not complete the entire dose, then later the germs of that disease will attack your body again and you will soon be at great risk.

In that case, take the medicine as per the doctor's advice. Consult the doctor about the antibiotic and how many antibiotics to take and it is not possible to skip a dose. If you skip a dose, then later the germs of that disease will attack your body more severely and you will be at risk of death later. In that case, you must take the medicine as per the doctor's advice.

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Antibiotics help destroy germs in our body and help us heal. Of course, we should keep in mind that the power of antibiotics is greater than the virus in our body for which we are taking antibiotics. That is, we are killing germs by applying poison. To kill the virus in our body, we are applying poison and using stronger medicine than the virus. In that case, as a result of using medicine, our body is being destroyed and we are getting better.

Finally, I want to say one thing, of course, antibiotics are stronger than viruses in your body. In that case, never stop medical care without completing the dose of antibiotics. Complete the full dose, otherwise there is a possibility of falling into serious danger.

I am Mohammad Akash Ali. Hive name @muhammadakash . I am a garment employee. It feels great to be able to help the poor, the needy and the helpless. I love to travel and create content. Along with studying, I am constantly connected with blockchain to make my career beautiful. I am a Bangladeshi citizen.