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Like many living things, bacteria are prone to random mutations, including those that can render antibiotics ineffective against them. The more often a child takes an antibiotic, the greater the chance that a resistant strain will colonize in their system. Even if they don't develop symptoms themselves, they could easily transmit these harmful bacteria to others. child getting medicine with syringe Image zoom Credit: Shutterstock A big part of the problem: Doctors are dispensing antibiotics to inf...

A look at my throat and give me antibiotics for a week. and that up to 5 times a year then she went to see dr you and he takes the time to do a proper examination he only prescribes antibiotics when they are definitely called for. in each case you have to determine if an infection is bacterial or viral the spots on the tonsils or a small red throat don't necessarily indicate a bacterial infection or even if it is. this time it looks like a viral infection dr yawned has prescribed an anti inflammatory painkiller and told her to drink a lot of fluids and get lots of rest after 10 days she's fine...