Can noninfectious diseases be treated by antibiotics or drugs like that?

Noninfectious diseases, such as Diabetes, hypertension, or cancer, cannot be treated with antibiotics because these medications specifically target bacterial infections. However, some noninfectious diseases can be managed with other types of drugs, such as antihypertensives for high blood pressure or insulin for diabetes. In certain cases, antibiotics may be prescribed for related complications or infections in patients with noninfectious diseases, but they do not address the underlying noninfectious condition itself.