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Passage: Doctors are increasingly concerned about the overuse of antibiotics for minor illnesses such as common colds, which are usually caused by viruses and do not respond to these drugs. Overuse allows bacteria to develop resistance, making future infections harder to treat. Health authorities now advise patients to consult a physician before taking antibiotics rather than self-medicating based on past prescriptions. Question: What can be inferred about self-medication based on past prescriptions?

A. It is now officially recommended
B. It is required by law
C. Health authorities consider it a risky practice to discourage ✅
D. It has no connection to antibiotic resistance

Explanation

The passage says authorities advise consulting a physician 'rather than self-medicating', implying self-medication is discouraged as risky