Sentences with phrase «likely effective antibiotics»

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Experimental evidence confirms what surveys have long suggested: Physicians are more likely to prescribe antibiotics when they believe there is a high expectation of it from their patients, even if they think the probability of bacterial infection is low and antibiotics would not be effective, according to a study published by the American Psychological Association.

And of course, you can't treat a sick organic turkey with antibiotics, so farmers are more likely to use all - natural remedies like probiotics, which can be less effective.

The veterinarian will most likely have your dog come back within two weeks to make sure any oral antibiotics / antifungals have been effective, and the topical medications are working without negative effects.

Antibiotics though, can sometimes be so effective, that not only do they wipe out the «bad» bacteria, but they also wipe out the «good» bacteria, basically causing more problems, so we try to target the bacteria with specific antibiotics that are less likely to affect the «good»Antibiotics though, can sometimes be so effective, that not only do they wipe out the «bad» bacteria, but they also wipe out the «good» bacteria, basically causing more problems, so we try to target the bacteria with specific antibiotics that are less likely to affect the «good»antibiotics that are less likely to affect the «good» bacteria.

A urine culture and sensitivity determines if bacteria are present and what antibiotics are likely to be effective in killing them.

Zinc supplements reduce the severity of acne and can be as effective as antibiotics after 12 weeks.12 - 14 Zinc has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects and it may decrease sebum production.15 Early studies used primarily zinc sulfate and zinc gluconate, but more recent research indicates that zinc monomethionine (Opti - Zinc ™) may be more effective and less likely to cause stomach upset.16