If antibiotics are used wisely, the benefits generally outweigh the disadvantages even if it takes a longer time; if antibiotics are abused it may lead to antibiotic resistance, liver and kidney function damage, and secondary infections.
Antibiotics are mainly used for the treatment of infectious diseases. Reasonable use of antibiotics to target the cause of the disease can control the condition very quickly, which is helpful for the recovery of the disease.
If antibiotics are used too much, but still within a reasonable range, the benefits to the human body outweigh the disadvantages. Excessive use of antibiotics has exceeded the amount needed for treatment, which belongs to antibiotic abuse, and this situation may lead to antibiotic resistance, while excessive antibiotics exceed the body’s ability to withstand, may lead to liver and kidney function damage.
A small number of people with low resistance may have dual infections, such as inducing fungal infections and viral infections. It is recommended to use antibiotics rationally under the guidance of doctors.