The problem of antimicrobial resistance has led Health
Services take to stop population from self-medicating. The
use of antibiotics to trigger a possible mutation of the
most common bacteria of which the human being has
contact, so it is important to evaluate the consequences.
The present study was to evaluate the antibacterial
sensitivity necessary to determine the antibiotic to be
prescribed; were analyzed cultures of 48 patients who
already referred symptoms were used between hospital
inpatients and outpatients of different sex and age
ranges groups. The biological samples were vaginal
exudates and urine cultures. The results reports indicate
that resistance predominates over sensitivity a fact that
must draw attention to taking decisive measures in this
regard