Arre, antibiotics are like clever tailors' scissors that cut only the bad bacterial cloth. But if we misuse them, like taking them for a viral cold, the bacteria learn to change their cloth so the scissors can't cut. They become resistant.
I know this because I once took antibiotics for a simple cold, a total waste and maybe harmful. Now, when I get a fever, I must use a much stronger medicine, and even that worries me. It’s like using a power tool to sew a simple button – you ruin the cloth for no reason.
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