Amid increasing number of people reporting persistent fever and cough, doctors have warned against excessive consumption of antibiotics. While most of the cases are H3N2 influenza virus, a sub variant of swine flu, experts said that antibiotics, which are meant for bacterial infections, will remain useless in tackling the current spurt in cases. Amid increasing number of people reporting persistent fever and cough, doctors have warned against excessive consumption of antibiotics. While most of the cases are H3N2 influenza virus, a sub variant of swine flu, experts said that antibiotics, which are meant for bacterial infections, will remain useless in tackling the current spurt in cases.
