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When Should Antibiotics be Prescribed?
Antibiotics should be prescribed when there is a clear bacterial infection, confirmed by clinical evaluation and laboratory tests. Misuse or overuse can lead to
antibiotic resistance
, rendering these drugs less effective over time.
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