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38 weeks pregnant on antibiotics Videos
- 1. Myths About Antibiotics: Healthcare Triage #11
- 2. 36 weeks pregnant in Ireland
- 3. 37 weeks pregnant
- 4. How Much Good Is Antibacterial Soap Doing You?
- 5. 42 Сорок вторая неделя беременности. Forty-second week of pregnancy.
Myths About Antibiotics: Healthcare Triage #11
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TheMrjoshar
commented
on 12 Dec 2014
I have never had antibiotics
930 8323
commented
on 06 Mar 2015
Erm, good for you?
Don
commented
on 06 Aug 2014
Why did they not call them antibacterials or something more descriptive for
the layman instead of antibiotics? Like how the called antiviral meds
antivirals?
Don
commented
on 01 Sep 2014
I see. Thanks!
Nessa Fitzgerald
commented
on 01 Sep 2014
Because there are some exceptions that are fungi or protozoans that antibiotics can kill too.
UnknownXV
commented
on 10 Apr 2014
Is there truth in the notion that overuse of antibiotics is leading to new
bacteria strains that are developing immunity to them?
karlah-jade norkunas
commented
on 03 May 2014
+Tracy Campbell I will look into that...thank you
karlah-jade norkunas
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on 02 May 2014
Survival of the fittest, also you're welcome
UnknownXV
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on 01 May 2014
That's a better way to see it Karlah, thanks. In a nutshell, antibiotics kill the weak microbes and leave the strong ones to prosper.
Tracy Campbell
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on 01 May 2014
WHO just released a study that discusses antimicrobial resistance and focuses on antibiotics. It's over 200 pages, but an informative read if you're interested. //www.who.int/mediacentre/news/releases/2014/amr-report/en/
karlah-jade norkunas
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on 16 Apr 2014
Yes, there are bacteria with natural immunity that survive antibiotic treatment which then proliferate in the absence of competition and you have an emergent antibiotic resistant strain. It is misleading to say antibiotics 'make' the resistance strains. They already existed but antibiotics place positive selective pressures on resistance genes allowing them to dominate.
OwlishFun
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on 15 Jan 2014
As always, brilliant and informative video :D Cheers!
Healthcare Triage
commented
on 15 Jan 2014
Thanks!
36 weeks pregnant in Ireland
talk about antibiotics, birthplan, singing, fear of labour....
37 weeks pregnant
Full Term!!!! Im due August 30th with a baby girl!!!!! Stepped on a nail/ Keflex antibiotic thingy, Got mattress and bedding for baby, hot and cold pack is my best ...
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LIZ Ard
commented
on 12 Aug 2012
Im sure its hard for a lot of pregnant people and i've only gained 23
pounds (which is a good weight gain) , some woman gain 30-60 pounds or
more, and no they don't, and no one has asked if Im having twins or even
thinks i look that big, i wasn't even aware that i looked that big.
How Much Good Is Antibacterial Soap Doing You?
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Kevin Kunkel
commented
on 09 Dec 2015
This was a very informal video for me. I use antibacterial soap all the
time and have been told to use it all my life. This totally changes my view
on the use of antibacterial soap and will be switching to normal hand soap.
All the research and findings that this video includes is an overwhelming
amount to prove that antibacterial soap is a wasted of time. I hope that
the FDA does impose that all these companies remove their lines of
antibacterial soap because it is giving people the wrong impression. Like
the video says most of the illness caused in the U.S. is by viruses not
bacteria, so all this research going into antibacterial soap is a waste of
time and money. Yet again another example of how we have our focus on the
wrong issue that are going on in the world today. I'm so glad I watched
this video and urge everyone to do so and take in its message.
Kai3
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on 22 Dec 2015
informational?
A. Z.
commented
on 22 Oct 2015
How about in hospitals, don't surgeons wash their hands with antibacterial
soap?
Erik Holtrop
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on 06 Nov 2015
+A. Z.Working sometimes is better than not working at all. Also doctors don't care if it doesn't work. It is called theater security and is the main point of the TSA. It is why people think the TSA is good for something. Doctors also want people to think they are good so they use antibacterial soap because people think it is useful.TL;DR They sometimes kill bacteria and people think they kill bacteria
A. Z.
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on 06 Nov 2015
+Erik Holtrop Dude seriously have you even watched the video. At 1:06 he says that shit doesn't work, that's the reason I ask..."If it doesn't work, why do hospitals use it?" That's my question. So please, unless you can actually give a meaningful answer, don't respond.
Erik Holtrop
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on 01 Nov 2015
+A. Z. That is because those hands might be in you and less bacteria in you're blood (and such) is generally a good thing.
kath david
commented
on 18 Oct 2015
Antibacterial means against bacteria, when we need some to keep us
healthy...... says it all really
Erik Holtrop
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on 01 Nov 2015
+kath david You don't really need any on your hands.
therrydicule
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on 05 Jan 2015
I got a question: what if I go to the batroom at some place, take a number
in there, and got to wash my hand and there is antibacterial soap or some
hand sanitizer. What is the best option?
therrydicule
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on 19 Oct 2015
+kath davidI am not speaking about buying that stuff, but about public toilet ;) Often, the idiots in charge, for some reasons that escape me, put antibacterial soap at the sink and hand sanitizer at the door.If I take a shit in there (that happen), what is the best solution to wash my hands and get out of there?Of course, I would not buy that soap for myself. I will have hand sanitizer once in a while, but this is because I sometime finish to walk for 5 hours in a day and that's a temporary fix when there is no public batroom around...
kath david
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on 19 Oct 2015
+therryd I don't think you understand what you're asking yourself, it doesn't point at a balance of risk and benefits ( your words not mine) the man couldn't make it any clearer, save yourself a few quid and don't buy it
therrydicule
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on 18 Oct 2015
+kath davidDid you understood what I was asking?The video does point at a balance of risk and benefits, and say that anti-bacterial soap does not bring benefits, and increase the risk of antibiotic resistance.Yet, hand sanitizer (stuff like purel) is also pretty shitty. compared to normal soap, does not bring real benefits except if you are in the situation like shaking hands at the funeral house for hours or working in an hospital, and bring some risk due to cross contamination of foods and also get into water (creating small issue)...But getting out of the bathroom without a good hand cleaning after getting a doosy out... Is not really great eather. No real benefits in just using water, but no real risk as well.Kind of a catch-22.
kath david
commented
on 18 Oct 2015
+therrydicule The best option is none, are you not understanding what the man in the vid is trying to tell you.
42 Сорок вторая неделя беременности. Forty-second week of pregnancy.
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