Ernő Nemecsek should not die today with antibiotics

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Once upon a time a miracle cure for antibiotics, now, almost sixty years after the mass production began, it seems like we are losing ground in the fight against harmful bacteria. Because not only did we die, but we also died back with this opportunity.

Specialist: Dr. András Szalka, Specialist in Infectious Diseases, Expert Adviser of the Metropolitan Hospital
Ernő Nemecsek should not die today! This pneumonia was caused by a high rate of pneumococcal infection, which at that time was still 60-70% fatal. Today, due to antibiotics and pneumococcal vaccination, this rate has been reduced by 10 to 15 percent for people suffering from old age or other underlying conditions.
Of course, we could mention Michael Redy, Andrew Ady, and many of their contemporaries who died of blood-borne syphilis, a disease that can now be treated completely. Maybe it sounds familiar that rheumatic fever? Not by chance! Many decades ago, children from 10 to 12 years old were suffering from a so-called second disease. It started with a throat inflammation or scarlet fever caused by a streptococcal pyogenic bacterium - there is nothing special about it, and it can be cured without drugs. But two to three weeks later, the disease often spread to the heart and to the stores, causing persistent heart valve disease. By the age of 30-40-50 they had severe heart disease and died prematurely. When penicillin was introduced, the rate of rheumatic fever decreased rapidly, and today it is very rare. Streptococcal throat inflammation can still be effectively treated with penicillin, a short antibiotic, as well as with blood disorders - we learned from our expert, dr. Szalka Andrбstуl.
This is the kind of penicillin discovered by Alexander Fleming, Ernst Chain, and Howard Florey in 1945 who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Medicine, and because of which many thought it had won the battle against bacterial infections. Since then, many antibiotics have been on the market, and because it was quickly discovered, pencillin is not effective against all bacteria. In fact, as these drugs began to be used in a broader context, it was increasingly impossible for them to be able to cure the patient. What has emerged among the bacterial strains that cause TB is one that is highly resistant to conventional, successful drug therapies. Why can?

Ellenбllnak!

The adaptive capacity of the bacteria is impressive. Our country has the oldest living conditions in the public domain. When a patient with a bacterial infection receives an antibiotic, the drug kills the microbes, except for those deficiencies that, due to their genetic abnormalities, resist the attack. They then multiply in the liberated life force, that is, in our body. They can also be interchangeable with other bacteria and pass on the genetic information that makes them resistant.
While antibiotic-sensitive bacteria are killed, it is the use of the antibiotic itself that leads to the proliferation of the resistant type. These multidrug-resistant or pan-resistant bacteria then spread favorably in patients who have already been on more antibiotics, but have not been effective. Recently, there has been news in the press and on the Internet about the NDM1-producing bacterium, which has been brought to England by cosmetic patients from Pakistan and India, among others. As many as fatalities have been claimed, experts are suggesting that the known antibiotics have not proven to be fatal in these cases.

How to take antibiotics?

These unfavorable phenomena can only be overcome if we change the practice so far and in every field - summarizes the opinion of dr. Szalka Andrбs. Most importantly, the patient should receive antibiotics only when necessary, for the shortest time possible, and at the highest possible dose, and the doctor's instructions should be strictly followed. Don't stop taking it when you see it right! By no means should you store antibiotics at home and take it after your head.
It is still common for a sick, febrile, coughing patient to go to a doctor in the hope that they will give him something strong to think about. However, the majority of obesity-related diseases are of viral origin, in which case the antibiotics are completely ineffective. Don't take it wrong, if your doctor advises you to lie down. Patients who receive the drug may cure after one day and think that the strong antibiotic has worked (also known as a broad-spectrum antibiotic for broad-spectrum bacterial types). But it would almost certainly have been the same if he had stayed in and taken nothing away from honey tea.

antibiotics

However, it has given your immune system, internal flora and, in general, beneficial bacteria in your body a lot of whooping and whacking. Because what happens then? Not only do we help the growth of resistant bacteria that may be found in us, we also strike at the many beneficial bacteria that are present in the species that protect us. Often, the patient only reports diarrhea, and is listed in the drug list of most antibiotics as a possible side effect. For example, instead of the monolithic colitis, the bacterium clostridium difficile is increasingly colonized, causing toxin production and severe diarrhea, which can be pierced by the patient. This event particularly affects older people and those who are treated in a hospital or home.

More control!

Professional protocols tell your doctor how to use antibiotics, and how to make sure that the patient really needs such medication. The only problem is that no one in Hungary currently calls for professional recommendation to be respected, even though it is based on evidence and contains the most effective and efficient methods. It is no good money to spend on health. The proliferation of medical facilities, the drastic reduction in the money available for disinfectants, is conducive to hospitalization and the proliferation of resistant bacterial strains. However, many patients are unnecessarily lengthy in hospital.

You don't need everything

The point of change has also changed a great deal about the cases in which antibiotics are really needed for bacterial infections. After all, it should be remembered that our immune systems are the most powerful weapon against disease, meaning that most of the time, we will be able to cure without any external help. For example, otitis media has been given immediately for 10 to 15 years, but many people still take antibiotics, although in most cases it is usually due to fever and analgesia, and it is usually due to a small patient. According to Dr. András Szalka, it would be most beneficial for the doctor to examine his patient daily and to monitor his condition closely. Major pulmonary inflammation with pulmonary inflammation is not uncommon after 24 to 48 hours.

Venus or bacterium?

In the United States, a wide-ranging campaign, supported by posters and advertisements, has begun to persuade people to cause viruses, unnecessary treatment, and maladaptation. If necessary, that is, if it is not clear that the virus or bacterium is the cause of the problem, a microbiological examination may be carried out by your doctor. Nowadays, it is also possible to find the pathogen from the test substance during the course of three rounds, and even if it is found to be of a resistant species. In doubtful cases of sore throat, a simple rapid test can be used to determine if a good response to penicillin is due to streptococcal pyogenesis. However, the OEP would only consider these tests under medical conditions, not in drug treatment, although it would be of great significance there, as it would significantly reduce unnecessary use of antibiotics. Other blood tests can help you make the decision. Of course, in the midst of everyday life, say, in a remote little village, how long can one wait for a patient with a febrile illness. It is the doctor's responsibility to decide this, ”says dr. Szalka Andrбs. The cause of the fever should be sought first, the home doctor should decide whether to hire a nurse or rely on the hospital.

Unpleasant side effects

Apart from the diarrhea mentioned above, the onset of fungal infections is another common side effect of antibiotics. The cause is essentially the same as diarrhea: the drug has over-decimated the normal, useful bacterial flurr, and the fungi that are still there, but kept in chess, can multiply. Fat women fight stubborn vaginal fungus infection for months, years! However, fungi are becoming increasingly resistant to antifungal agents, so restoring the normal vagina to the normal vagina would be the only target method. Men may also have fungus on the genitals and throat after antibiotic treatment, but the real victims are women. After stopping the antibiotic, if there is no further drug treatment that could further destroy the vaginal fluoro, it will slowly recover by itself, but the process of reintroducing lactic acid fluoride can accelerate this process.

It tends to become infected

The question of antibiotics can be approached from another side as well - emphasizes dr. Szalka Andrбs. - For example, how to reduce bacterial infections in large numbers. After all, it would be best to consider antibiotic overload in fewer and fewer cases. However, for example, diabetes, which affects 7-800,000 people in Hungary, is prone to infections. The same is the case with the chronic low and upper level of cataracts for cataracts. In our country there are 100-120 thousand detected cases, but the udder moths make the occurrence of this double. If we add to the need for continued steroid use, and therefore also autoimmune patients, who are in need of dialysis, organ transplantation, former neonates, are more likely to be infectious.
Healthy lifestyle, sports and nutrition should be taken much more seriously in order to improve the effectiveness of the immune system. Of course, vaccines are also worth mentioning, some of which protect against serious bacterial infections - not just in children, but also in the elderly. These options still have to be survived even if the recommended vaccination costs money. Because the costs and consequences cannot be compared to the treatment of a serious infection.
Unless we make serious efforts, we can easily get to where we were 60-70 years ago. The picture is dark, but re - stops dr. Szalka Andrбs.

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Dangerous parental beliefs

1. It is best that I never take medicine! NOTE !: Anti-mumps is not an antibiotic! When you need it, you can save a life. I don't care if someone never takes antibiotics.
2. Instead of an antibiotic, you will also have a homeopathy / kinesiology! THINK ABOUT IT! There are infections, fortunately rarely, where transportation and the long-term treatment of alternative healing methods can only make the situation worse. If you are an experienced physician, make the decision, or, in case of doubt, have lab tests done by a private person.
3. The scrubbing / dressing will then repair the antibiotic damage. ACTUALLY: Artificial reassignment of the animal only worsens the situation as it further damages the natural livelihood. Instead, it is better to consume a diet containing probiotics and to diet for fiber. Transformed abound in fresh, natural foods, fruits and greens. Restored work can be entrusted to your organization by giving it what it needs.

True mummies

MRSA (methicillin-resistant staphylococcal aureus) occurs predominantly in intensive care units, but unfortunately it is also spreading out of the hospital, as patients returning from the hospital also take it with them. The treatment of these infections is very costly, the patient has to be removed, and the mortality rate is high. Studies have shown that in institutions where there was an increased risk of preventing the spread of infections, the rate of MRSA infections was reduced.

The ESBL, which produces the so-called wide-spectrum beta-lactamase enzyme, which is why it is able to inactivate certain types of antibiotics before they reach their destination in the human body. It causes severe effects similar to MRSA in the mainstream, but unfortunately few women appear to have infections.