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within the bacteria. Phage therapy is the clinical use of these bacteriophages to treat infections caused by superbugs (bacteria that have acquired resistance against antibiotics). Phages when administered in to bacteria, causes the lysis of the bacterial cells in the lytic phase of phage life cycle. Phage therapy has acquired its importance in the recent years after their successful use in managing some life threatening infections and helped in saving lives. Phage therapy is currently being used as the antimicrobial therapy in some western countries. this paper mainly discusses about using phage therapy in treating infections caused by superbugs, and also discusses on what measures should be taken by different countries to successfully introduce the phage therapy in clinical use. Apart from this phage therapy has got some disadvantages which shows that phage therapy can never be an effective alternative for antibiotics. We conclude that phage therapy can be the best choice for treating infections caused by superbugs, where antibiotics can’t work but can’t be used again once used before in a particular patient.

Phage Therapy, The Best Choice To Overcome Antibiotic Resistance, But Can Never Replace Antibiotics