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The Permanent Fluorchinolon Toxicity syndrome is only mentioned briefly. Because of that, Fluorchinolones are not generally prescribable in many countries anymore. Reader would benefit from this knowledges such that Fluorchinolones are only ever prescribes if everything else wasn't effective anymore. Certainly not as a first line antibiotic. 2A01:598:D00E:5B5D:6C37:CD05:6B15:5CD2 ( talk) 22:17, 23 October 2023 (UTC) reply