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1.It's not a rule but it's responsibility of everyone to be away from the infection bcz this infection may persist for a long time and causes several types of life threatening diseases.
2.If the person is taking antibiotics for a long time he is having a chances of becoming resistance to that particular type of antibiotic and if he becomes resistant then we have a antibiotic of higher doses that may have more side effects.
3.Immunity and poor hygiene all these are the factors which makes a person to be susceptible for infection so that for maintaining immunity the person should have a nutritious diet and he have to maintain good personal hygiene by himself
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