The risks to which you are exposed when taking antibiotics without the doctor's recommendation

• If they are often used without a physician's recommendation, there is a possibility that antibiotics will no longer work because of the batteries that can develop resistance to them. • One of the consequences of administering antibiotics is the appearance or risk of developing diseases such as vaginal or Clostridium difficile. These diseases occur because microbial flora is damaged due to the administration of antibiotics. • Adverse reactions to antibiotics are found, gastrointestinal disorders such as severe diarrhea or allergic reactions, which may be fatal. • The risk of allergies. Some people are allergic to some types of antibiotics, and the allergy can be manifested by itching, the appearance of red spots, choking, and in severe cases it can even reach.

Therefore, it is advisable to perform certain skin tests in advance. • Antibiotic does not make the difference between the bacteria that produced the infection and those that are beneficial to the body, so antibiotic administration may end with an imbalance of the mouth, mouth and vaginal. Avoid drinking alcohol while taking antibiotics, as medicines, along with alcohol, are metabolised to the liver, which will result in overloading the liver. Furthermore, there are antibiotics that, in combination, are no longer effective. There are certain antibiotics that can not be taken if the diet also contains dairy products, because the formation of some compounds is taking place, thus diminishing their therapeutic effect.