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Old 08-01-2015, 19:16   #6
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Re: New 'game changing' antibiotics?

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Originally Posted by Osem View Post
Thankfully, I can't think of more than a handful of times that either of our lads have been prescribed antibiotics since they were born. I think a lot of people 'insist' their GP's do something and demand antibiotics even when they're not needed or appropriate. I dare say a proportion of doctors give in to the pressure put on them just to get these people out of their surgeries. It's a pity that placebos can't be prescribed for such people really...
It would be better for all concerned but isn't there something in the doctor's oath that precludes this?

I've only had an antibiotic 4 times in my life and three of those were for tooth abscesses but even then the abscess could have been lanced/drained to ease the pain. Antibiotic was the easy route.

BTW the last time the antibiotic ruined my guts and I had to take pro-biotics to sort them out.
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