Using leftover antibiotics may prolong illness — Pharmacists
30-08-2026 02:00 via punchng.com

Using leftover antibiotics may prolong illness — Pharmacists

Pharmacists have cautioned against reusing leftover antibiotics months after previous treatment, warning that taking the drugs for similar symptoms could prolong illness, result in treatment failure and increase the risk of antibiotic resistance. They explained that the return of symptoms after previous treatment did not necessarily mean the same infection had returned, noting that usingRead More: https://punchng.com/using-leftover-antibiotics-may-prolong-illness-pharmacists/
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