Bacteria from all over the world are becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics, which is causing concern in medicine. According to expertsThis problem is caused by taking antibiotics for a small reason.

Now some bacteria are being born which cannot be stopped by any medicine. Scientists speculate that after a while, antibiotics may no longer be effective in treating common infections. A G-8 conference kicked off in London on Wednesday to discuss these issues, with science ministers from the world’s richest nations in attendance.

Now is the time to take more responsibility for taking antibiotics.

New antibiotics need to be developed to protect against bacteria that have already acquired drug resistance. At the same time, everyone should be more responsible in the use of antibiotics.

The question is, how do bacteria acquire this immunity? There are several reasons for this. First, In research Not all bacteria are killed by antibiotics. Many of the survivors continue to grow faster.

Arbitrary use of antibiotics also develops this resistance in bacteria. Many do not take the full dose of antibiotics, but stop taking them after a few days because they seem to have recovered. The bacteria also gain resistance as a result of keeping the antibiotic intake incomplete.

And for some reason, antibiotics are not working as well as they used to.