The Rise of Superbugs: A Threat to Society or Just Hospitals?

– Is this a problem only for hospitals or society as a whole? Is it time for society to start worrying?

– It is time for society to think, this is already a problem not only for hospitals, not only intensive care units and not only hospitals. Unfortunately, we are faced with this phenomenon in outpatient practice already everywhere, and in various areas, be it gynecology, pulmonology, therapy, pediatrics, urology and venereology. And, of course, people need to think about what we can get as a result of self-treatment with antibiotics.

– To put it simply, if I suddenly fell ill with one or another superbug, I was diagnosed with it, are there any chances to be cured or I can no longer be saved?

Of course, there are always chances. In addition to the antibiotics that we are accustomed to using in our practice, there are some alternatives, including the use of adjuvants such as bacteriophages. (These are microorganisms capable of pointwise destruction of only pathogenic bacteria. – Approx. ed.)probiotics (preparations containing beneficial bacteria in dried or dissolved form. – Approx. ed.)which also allow you to deal with this condition.