infectious diseases

How are Infectious Diseases Treated?

Treatment depends on the type of pathogen causing the disease:
Antibiotics: Used to treat bacterial infections.
Antivirals: Used for viral infections.
Antifungals: Used to treat fungal infections.
Antiparasitics: Used for parasitic infections.
Supportive care, such as fluids, rest, and pain relievers, is often important to help the body fight the infection.

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