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How are bacterial and fungal infections treated?

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They are treated with antibiotics.

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How can a bacterial infection be treated?
Bacterial infections must be treated with antibiotics opposed to a virus infection which have to run a course and antibiotics have no effect on.
Are bacterial infections treated with antibiotics?
Yes. The vast majority of bacterial infections can be successfully treated with antibiotics.
How is bacterial infection treated?
Bacterial infections are treated with oral, Intramuscular, and/or intravenous antibiotic medication.
How do you diagnose bacterial and fungal infection?
yes but you have to very careful because this is a very highly dangerous process
What is the difference between fungal infection and bacterial infection?
The difference between a fungal infection and a bacterial infection is the cause. A fungal infection is caused by fungi, whereas a bacterial infection is caused by bacteria. Fungus must be treated...