Oftentimes, people go to a doctor with symptoms thinking they will be prescribed an antibiotic and are surprised to walk away with no prescription other than recommendations like “drink extra water or fluids.” This can be frustrating, but antibiotics do not help all illnesses, and in fact, do not work on viruses. Based on symptoms, how might a doctor tell the difference between a bacterial infection (where an antibiotic might be used) versus a viral infection? Click on the cover below to learn more.
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