8s allopathic medicine really longers life of human being?
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Modern medicine, science and in general better economic conditions have resulted in longer life spans.
Yes in some cases
Yes, allopathic medicine (modern medicine) has overall increased human life expectancy quite a lot,
-Vaccines (preventing deadly diseases like smallpox, polio)
-Antibiotics (saving lives from infections that were once fatal)
-Surgery (removing tumors, fixing injuries)
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It depends on the disease whether its acute or chronic
Modern medicine has not only improved the life expectancy but also it’s quality. Robotic surgeries has increased the precision in complex cases.
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True.
But,
Medicine alone cannot increase the life span. A healthy lifestyle with balanced diet, exercise and mental health is equally important.
Also, overuse of drugs has also increased significantly. Antibiotic resistance and overuse of OTC drugs are a matter of concern.
Allopathic medicine significantly extends human life by preventing and treating infections, chronic diseases, and emergencies. However, true longevity also depends on lifestyle, environment, and genetics beyond just medical treatment.
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Indirectly yes as it cures pathologies which were cause of death earlier
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Modern medicine with preventive medicine and now longevity studies has really made great impact on increasing life expectancy!
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Modern medicine I don’t thinks so but in some cases only because some allopathy medicine are start resisting and at one point they are not working in our body