Question

to prevent a superinfections, a treatment plan should

Answer 1

Superinfectious: a new infection which apperas as a resultant of anti-microbial treatment.

Superinfections, as a result of a hard-to-treat overgrowth of opportunistic organisms (e.g., fungi or resistant bacteria), commonly arise with broad-spectrum antimicrobials, extended use, or combos of sellers that regulate the ordinary microbial flora of the top respiratory, intestinal, and genitourinary tracts.For example is C difficile–associated diarrhea and pseudomembranous colitis secondary to fluoroquinolone use.

The treatment plans should be consider very carefully to prevent the superinfection-

• Antibiotics should be used when it is very much necessary,when using it use it in a effectively to the specific bacterial strain.
• Always follow the advice of the physician and complete the couse of the antibiotic while using the antibiotics.
• Remember one thing the more antibiotics you take it will result more antibiotic resistance.So use antibiotics unless when it is necessary.
• Moreover it is very important to prevent infection.So always maintain proper hygiene,wash your hand regularly and avoid contact with infected patient.
• Immunization is very helpful in preventing the antibiotic resistance.So follow the vaccination programme.