Sentences with phrase «what type of antibiotic»

and «What type of antibiotic prescribed for humans can my pets take?»

What type of antibiotic would you suggest?

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«Given what we know now, I don't think it's overstating the case to say that for certain types of infections, we may be looking at the start of the post-antibiotic era, a time when most of the antibiotics we rely on to treat bacterial infections are no longer effective.»

Depending on what type of diet was provided, broad - spectrum antibiotics, which eliminated most gut bacteria, affected hepatic inflammation differently in FXR - deficient mice.

What do you think about the use of antibiotics like Oracea to treat type 2 and ocular rosacea?

The doctor will use the lab to determine what type of bacteria (assuming it's not a viral infection) and based on the lab report, will prescribe an antibiotic most appropriate (and one that the patient isn't allergic to) that has the best chance of killing the bacteria.

Part 1 looks at what the sinuses are, typical sinusitis signs and symptoms, the two man types of sinusitis, the main causes and I explain why antibiotics are clearly NOT the answer.

If it «smells pretty bad» it is probably infected so not matter what cell type type is the origin of the mass, it will more than likely benefit from antibiotics but you have to get those from your veterinarian.

What type of post-operative care and medications (antibiotics, post-operative pain medication) will my pet receive?

This test determines exactly what type or types of bacteria are present as well as which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.

Your veterinarian typically determines what type of pet antibiotic medication to prescribe only after making a diagnosis and determining what type of organism is causing the problem.

Antibiotics vary with their chemical structure, and this will determine what type of infections they treat, and whether they kill the bacteria (bactericidal) or simply slow bacterial growth to let the immune system defeat the infection (bacteriostatic).

Often used in: bladder, ear, respiratory, skin and soft tissue infections Effective against many bacteria types with fewer side effects than aminoglycoside type of antibiotics What dogs / cats should not take this medication?

Diagnosis is via urinalysis to look for bacteria and then a culture to determine the exact type of bacteria and what antibiotics the infection is susceptible to.