The Antibiotic Logic — What Textbooks Don’t Teach You

Medical college taught you classifications and mechanisms. But when a patient sits in front of you with a swollen red leg and fever — do you reach for Cefixime or Cephalexin? This 13-page clinical reference strips away the academic pharmacology and gives you what you actually need at the prescription pad — the practical, applied logic of antibiotic selection for general practice. Covers Gram-positive vs Gram-negative prescribing logic, region-by-region drug selection with Indian brand names, complete drug tables with exact dosages, topical antibiotics decoded, the GP’s injectable toolkit, safety warnings and drug interactions, and pregnancy and paediatric contraindications.