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taking your full prescription of antibiotics is cunt. letting bacteria become immune to treatment is not🙂
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Anonymous 19h

TMI or whatever but one time I was given the antibiotic for something and it didn't have a "refrigerate" sticker on it and no one told me to. By the 6th day it was very chalky and yellow so my mom poured it out. I am now antibiotic-resistant to that specific antibiotic. (It's called flu-something)

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Anonymous 18h

My antibiotics were so big when I got my wisdom teeth out, I choked them up and wasted a few pills 😭

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Anonymous 19h

Watching this while on an antibiotic treatment

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Anonymous 16h

Damn I rarely finish my antibiotic prescriptions. But they still work everytime. I stop taking em when I feel bettter. Am I just lucky or hows that work then?

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 19h

Fluconazole, like the biggest antibiotic

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 16h

you’re just lucky plz take them

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 15h

you are incredibly lucky, everytime I miss even 1 dose on antibiotics it completely messes me up for a few weeks

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 9h

Huh. Dope I’ll start doing that🫡

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 6h

seriously you’re putting the rest of us in danger

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 6h

You’ve just been lucky because what happens is that if you don’t kill all the bacteria, some still remain, even if it’s just a few of them, they will adapt and evolve right in your body to be resistant to that antibiotic, it will then infect other people and that antibiotic won’t be able to kill it anymore and scientists will have to develop a new antibiotic which is really difficult. So it puts the whole population at risk

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