Q. How do antibiotic tablets work?
Answer
Antibiotic drugs block bacterial cells from multiplying by causing them not to make more proteins. The lack of protein helps to inactive or destroys cells. With lesser number of bacterial cells in the body, the immune system starts to generate new cells to effective fight against bacterial infection.
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