Bacterial infection

... again in the next cycle. You might just of had a coincidence of a bacterial/viral infection with an unruly hormonal period.

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... Most of these antibiotic work by inhibiting protein synthesis in bacterial cells, so any cell will ultimately die unless they are resistant ... has long been known that if you treat a patient with ampicillin for an infection, it is possible that some persister cells will start multiplying ...

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... and no. Many antibiotics do as you say, that is they only suppress the bacterial growth but do not kill the microbes. These antibiotics are called ... immune system can get rid of vast majority of even severe bacterial infections as long as the bacteria are not dividing constantly. Bacteriostatic ...

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... Normally, the b-b barrier cannot be passed by the immune cells. When infection occurs such as meningitis or encephalitis, because of the inflammation caused by bacterial toxins, destroyed neurons and endogenous substances, the endothelial cells become ...

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... multi-cellular organism. There are a variety of different types of bacterial infections one can get from many different sources, yet some are more common than others. If ...

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