Comparison Analysis of IV Antibotics and Oral Antibotics

IV antibiotics versus Oral Antibiotics
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IV antibiotics versus Oral Antibiotics
Among patients and medical professionals alike, it is generally renowned that IV antibiotics are accepted more because of their effectiveness on diseases as compared to the oral antibiotics. The IV antibiotics are stronger, and they work faster; they generally save the day when the oral antibiotics may fail to be effective. The IV antibiotics are necessary and most preferred on severe infections like sepsis because the intravenous antibiotics (IV antibiotics) reach the tissues quicker and at higher concentrations as compared to the oral antibiotics (Li et al. 2019). An example of where intravenous antibiotics can be effective is when treating urinary tract infections (UTI).
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In some cases, patients are required by their physicians to switch from the IV antibiotics to oral antibiotics, in which the appropriate time to consider this is after 2 to 4 days of IV therapy (McSorley et al. 2018). In the said period, the clinician can evaluate the...