Antibiotics are not all bad? It is necessary to treat chronic back pain

Researchers from the University of Southern Denmark have recently found that up to 50% of the causes of low back pain are due to bacterial invasion, and the concentration of appropriate amount of antibiotics can reduce the pain, or even cure it, at a low cost Scientists have found that nearly half of the patients with disc herniation often have bacteria invading and infecting the disc, resulting in swelling and pain of the bone After a long-term study, it was found that when patients with low back pain were infected with bacteria, 80% of the patients were given antibiotics amoxicillin and clavulanic acid three months later, which could significantly reduce the pain or even completely cure the disease, and the cost of this treatment was much lower than that of traditional therapy (such as minimally invasive surgery) Peter Hamlyn, a chiropractor at the University of London, said antibiotics were a big turning point and textbooks would be rewritten The British telegraph also quoted the possibility that more than half of chiropractic operations would be replaced by antibiotics, a study comparable to the Nobel Prize Data show that bacteria that cause low back pain are the same type of bacteria that cause acne on the skin The bacteria usually do not cause injury or pain, but if they invade the disc, they will multiply and damage the tissue, causing inflammation and severe pain in the waist; if allowed to develop, they will eventually destroy other vertebrae Dr Hanne Albert, the study's author, told the guardian that if it was general acute severe back pain, antibiotics would not have therapeutic effect Antibiotics are only suitable for chronic back pain Taking antibiotics can make them return to normal life Regular readers of natural news will know that we don't usually encourage antibiotics, but this major breakthrough may free patients suffering from low back pain Therefore, for those who suffer from bacterial infection of low back pain patients, appropriate antibiotics for a period of time may be the most safe and effective treatment.