Over the counter drugs are medications available without a prescription at drugstores such as Paracetamol, Pain Killers and Chlorpheniramine. Those drugs might able to cure some conditions in general but it is necessary for patient to see a doctor or pharmacist if sickness occurs.
Recreational OTC drugs use can also change the brain’s chemistry over time. Eventually, the user builds a tolerance to the drugs, needing more of the substance to get the previous effects. In addition, most patients wanted the OTC antibiotics to treat respiratory symptoms, such as a cough, sore throat or sinus infection. But taking antibiotics without consulting a doctor may not cure the disease and could aggravate the problem of antibiotic-resistant germs.
Government Pharmaceutical Organization warns against those who buy a medicine without prescriptions that might develop to drugs allergy and death. Thus, it is important to consult with the pharmacist before buying OTC antibiotics drugs or best if you consult with a hospital doctor to receive precise diagnosis and treatment.
Please remember that you don’t need antibiotics for a minor illness and it is risky to take antibiotics without contacting a doctor or pharmacist. Patients with liver or kidneys defection disease especially pediatric patients are needed to be adjusted the antibiotic dosage. Moreover, medical allergy history is supposed to be informed to the doctor and pharmacist.
