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Antibiotics are drugs used in treating infections bacterial infections, a more general category referred to as antimicrobials is used for drugs used to treat viral, fungal, bacterial and protozoan infections. Science have encountered an increase in resistance by bacteria to drugs used for their annihilation very rapidly and hence the need for education and awareness creation to save lives.
Antibiotic resistance is the situation whereby bacteria adapts and manages to overcome the fatal effects of these drugs, this makes their administration less effective and sometimes even useless
This is a natural process that we cannot prevent from happening no matter what, irrespective of that however, we can reduce the resistance process. Some of these bacteria are already resistant to certain drugs because of the physiological makeup and it so turns out that these bacteria can share their traits with their counterparts who do not have these traits, worsening the problem.
What Causes Antibiotic Resistance
Types of Resistance
Multiple drug resistance; this is when the bacteria responsible for causing an infection fails to respond to two or more drug treatment process.
Extensive drug resistance; this when bacteria does not respond to most antibiotic treatments except those that may be highly toxic or has very low efficacy.
Pan drug resistance; this when bacteria does not respond to any antibiotic treatment methods.
The Way Forward
Avoid taking antibiotics unless prescribed by your doctor or health professional
Practicing Good Hygiene
Finish prescribed course of antibiotic medication, if you feel better before than contact you Doctor first before you decide to stop
Avoid sharing left over antibiotics even if symptoms are similar to yours
Do not get rid of antibiotics by flushing them down the closest
We all have a role to play
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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
To reduce or prevent vision loss through diseases such as glaucoma, cataract and refractive errors.
To enlighten the majority of the Ghanaian population about the importance of proper visual care.
To conscientize people on the need for regular eye checks
To get more people to have their wards screened within the Critical periods of a Child’s Vision Development; thus from ages 3 to till about 10 years.
To help the blind and people with low vision live a better life within the society through education of the general public to stop stigmatization.
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