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There is still debate about whether taking antibiotics affects the conception of a child. However, recent studies have shown that antibacterial agents significantly reduce male fertility and may even lead to temporary infertility. What is this influence and how can it be reduced? Effects of antibiotics on conceiving a child Antibacterial drugs aggressively affect pathogens: they destroy the nuclei and membranes of their cells, change the structure of RNA – as a result, bacteria lose their ability to reproduce and…

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From the history. Did you know that the first antibiotic was discovered in 1928 and it was the greatest medical achievement of the twentieth century. Before that, millions of people died from infectious diseases. Since the 40s, antibiotics began to be actively used for treatment and this was the beginning of the era of antibiotic therapy. What are antibiotics and what diseases are they treated for? Antibacterial drugs are special substances that cause bacteria to die or stop their growth…

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Antibiotics are substances of biological or semi-synthetic origin. They are used in medical practice to combat pathogenic microbes and viruses. Before the appearance of these medications, the status of incurable diseases was in typhoid fever, dysentery, pneumonia, and tuberculosis. Today, the treatment of infectious diseases is possible with the use of 1-6 generation of antibiotics. At this time, the pharmaceutical industry produces more than 2000 varieties of drugs of this type. Doctors described the action of about 600 positions, and…

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A banal, but very important thing: you cannot take antibiotics without a doctor’s prescription, and there are at least two significant reasons for this. Reason one: there are no safe antibiotics. It should always be remembered that antibiotics are, albeit selective, but a poison. Each antibiotic has side effects and has a negative effect on the body, just in the case of serious infections, the disease itself is much more dangerous than the harm that the antibiotic will cause. However,…

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