“There is a pharmacy about 40 kilometers away from here.” The pharmacy staff introduced. indian farm Where Jalis de la Serna and Bruno Gonzalez-ZornHead of the Antimicrobial Resistance Unit at Complutense University of Madrid World Health Organization consultantthey just discovered Chicken treated with antibiotics There is no supervision of any kind, not only when they are sick but also when promoting their growth.
That dispensary was the place for everything they wanted. No medical or veterinary prescription of any kind. “I would be interested to know if this antibiotic is used specifically or multiple times in animals,” Gonzalez-Zorn said, visibly shocked. “He would use it to avoid disease when the chickens were less than three days old. He would also use it on chickens that were 20 or 21 days old.” See Levofloxacin. The WHO adviser didn’t believe what he was hearing.
“Do you give oral levofloxacin to all animals that come in?” In the EU, prophylactic antibiotic use is banned. They should only be used on sick animals. “Well… that’s concerning. Man, it’s very concerning because bacteria tend to survive and have a tremendous ability to adapt to ecosystems. If an ecosystem contains these antibiotics, very few bacteria will be able to grow, but those Bacteria that do grow Completely resistant to these antibiotics and colonize this ecosystem. For example, someone who lives with these bacteria may have many more drug-resistant bacteria on their skin or in their gut than you do. Even though you and I have entered… it is possible that these bacteria can easily multiply in our bodies and we will bring them back to Spain,” the expert explained.
“What problems can we cause by being infected with bacteria that are resistant to these antibiotics?” Jarlis asked. “If you suddenly catch a cold and get pneumonia the day after tomorrow, and are infected by this type of bacteria, these bacteria will be more effective when treating you with antibiotics. Levofloxacin In the hospital when we got back to Spain It won’t do anything to you at all. and There are few alternatives that can cure you. In other words, the more superbugs there are in the world, the higher the mortality rate. “
The scientist also explained that antibiotics have been and are being used in many places around the world, e.g. growth promoter Efforts are underway around the world to eradicate the practice because it “accelerates the development of bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics.”
“For a long time, small amounts of antibiotics were included in the feed and it was known that the animals would gain weight. The drug has been banned in Europe since January 2006.. The use of antibiotics as growth promoters in any animal is completely prohibited, but it is not prohibited here,” lamented the microbiologist. “The use of antibiotics must be more controlled. Otherwise, we are headed for the abyss. “