space_iio t1_iu5w87c wrote
as if doctors needed more reasons to pump you up with antibiotics
atapes t1_iu5wj2g wrote
It might be the other way around. The use of antibiotics might contribute to the chances of allowing bacteria like this one raise in numbers and create issues.
Chaonic t1_iu63460 wrote
I hope this finally creates the incentive to conventional use of bacteriophages.
djauralsects t1_iu6bftr wrote
I thought I came up with this idea in high school in the 1980's. Apparently the Soviet Union did a fair amount of research at the time and the idea seems to be gaining traction again.
Evsala t1_iu5whn3 wrote
This is more likely a candidate for a fecal transplant.
ohnostepsister t1_iu5zky0 wrote
Yes I agree. I’ve watched all seasons of House so I am qualified to make this medical determination.
jmaybon t1_iu694sg wrote
It literally says in the article antibiotics aren’t recommended to treat this as it removes good & bad bacteria in the gut and won’t reverse the condition once it’s started.
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2pc-w-biscuit t1_iu6748h wrote
as if anti-science idiots needed any reason at all to gaslight people without even reading the article
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