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India's Self-Medication Crisis: Experts Call for Awareness and Better Healthcare Access

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India continues to struggle with widespread self-medication, a practice deeply embedded in the country's healthcare culture. While self-care for minor ailments is generally acceptable, the unsupervised use of prescription drugs — particularly antibiotics — is contributing to growing antimicrobial resistance. The government has recently introduced regulations targeting cough syrups as part of efforts to promote safer medication practices. However, health experts stress that tackling the problem requires both stronger public awareness campaigns and significantly improved access to formal healthcare services.

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