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Antibiotic Resistance India

Antibiotic resistance is a growing crisis in India. Why you should never self-medicate or ask the chemist for antibiotics, and why finishing the full course matters.

SCDr. Sarthak ChakravartyGeneral Physician · DMC/R/15952 1 min read Medically reviewed 11 December 2025

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Antibiotic Resistance India - Crisis

Avoid self medication

Taking antibiotics without your doctor’s advice has led to a rise in cases of antibiotic resistance.

Stop asking the chemist for treatment

Bacteria get stronger with every missed dose and every course that is not completed.

Listen to your Doctor

Always complete the full course. Otherwise there is a risk that antibiotics will one day stop working altogether (pan-antibiotic resistance).

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Written and medically reviewed by

Dr. Sarthak Chakravarty

General Physician · MBBS [REVIEW: add degrees]

Delhi Medical Council Reg. No. DMC/R/15952

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