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A Multifaceted Analysis of Self-Medication With Antibiotics in South-East Delhi: A Mixed-Method Study Among Adults Who Self-Reported Antibiotic Use in the Past Three Months - AMR Insights
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A Multifaceted Analysis of Self-Medication With Antibiotics in South-East Delhi: A Mixed-Method Study Among Adults Who Self-Reported Antibiotic Use in the Past Three Months - AMR Insights
The study reveals that the misuse of antibiotics contributes to antimicrobial resistance (AMR), increasing healthcare costs and mortality. The prevalence of self-medication with antibiotics (SMA) among adults is 36.4%, with 63 participants self-measuring for cold and flu-like symptoms. Key predictors include marital status, religion, education, socioeconomic class, chronic disease presence, knowledge, and attitude. Factors driving SMA include co…
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