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Antibiotic Side Effects Are Common What You Should Know…
While there are some Antibiotic Side Effects that are common to all antibiotics, for the most part, the side effects of antibiotics are specific to each Class of Antibiotics and to each individual antibiotic itself. Please see each individual antibiotic that you are concerned about in order to learn more about the antibiotic side effects of that individual drug.
Many side effects are common to ALL drugs- including antibiotics- and are discussed on the Common Side Effects page. It would be impossible to discuss ALL of the antibiotic side effects because there are so many and they are so varied. But we will attempt to discuss the side effects that are unique to antibiotics as well as those unique to certain classes of antibiotics when they are unusual or of great interest to you. Antibiotic Side Effects Common to Most AntibioticsGastrointestinal tract problems are the most common side effects of most antibiotics. Aside from the Common Side Effects of dry mouth, nausea, vomiting and other gastrointestinal problems that can be Side Effects of ALL drugs, antibiotics have unique gastrointestinal problems as well. When antibiotics are given, they not only kill the bacteria that are causing your problem, but they also kill the Good Bacteria in your digestive tract. While this may not cause ANY symptoms or problems in some people, in others, it can lead to conditions such as: - Intestinal Candida Infection
- 'Gut Dysbiosis'- a bad ratio of 'good' to 'bad' bacteria in the bowels
- C Difficile Infection
- Antibiotic Colitis
Some of these issues can cause people to have serious medical problems, many of which western medicine does not recognize, and therefore can't solve. But most of these problems would not occur if High Quality Probiotic Capsules were taken during and after antibiotic administration. The Quinolone AntibioticsThe Quinolone Antibiotics are a a group of antibiotics that have gained widespread use in the past few years- but not without their problems. You will know that you are taking this type of antibiotic if it has the term: |