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Penicillin is one of the world's most frequently prescribed drugs. It is also the drug that is most responsible for drug-induced allergic reactions.

All medications have side effects, but the fluoroquinolone class of antibiotics appears to have the potential to cause severe, even permanent, adverse reactions.

Oral antibiotics are commonly used for treating acne; they are usually combined with topical agents to improve results and reduce the likelihood of bacterial resistance.

Dental work has long been associated with bacterial endocarditis, but scientific evidence does not support routine antibiotic prophylaxis for people at moderate risk.