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Two possible ones: the bactericidal will kill off many more than just the one you want to target (killing off very helpful ones) or the bactericidal is rather toxic to the host (you). If you use the bacteriostatic, the body will have more time to mount an effective counter attack and win.

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Bactericidal antibiotics kill bacteria.

Bacteriostatic antibiotics limit or slows the growth of bacteria.

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Bactgeriostatic agent is inhibiting the growth of a bacteria, not necessarily killing them, whereas bacteriocidial and bacteriolytic agents destroy bacteria.

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Microcidal is any substance or compound use to kill the microbes completely, whereas microbiostatic or microstat is the substance which abrupt the growth of microbes

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