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Antibiotic resistance: 6 diseases that may come back 
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Fri May 09, 2014 3:11 pm
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Tuberculosis - worrying
Gonorrhoea - not so worrying. Just use contraception. Even if you're a lesbian.
Klebsiella - more worrying. Typical of urine and chest infections but so common in urine that I now don't treat unless symptomatic
Typhoid - as long as you're vaccinated, should be cool
Syphillis - over the past 20 yrs or so, there's been an increase in diagnosis esp in elderly population who were in the forces during "the war" (WW2); causes neurosyphilis iirc.
Diphtheria - child killer. Vaccination has been instrumental.

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Bear in mind that routine school TB innocculation was stopped about 20 years ago. Forward thinking at its best.

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Bear in mind that routine school TB innocculation was stopped about 20 years ago. Forward thinking at its best.

I've still got my scar to prove I had the inoculation.

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So do I! Mine is 4 dots in a square. I'm sure that in junior school I had tests to check my immune reaction to TB too, that must have been around 97-98


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I was vaccinated at the age of 13-14 so mid90s. Everyone got a heaf test and only one person had a reaction. Everyone got vaccinated in the school.

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