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Infectious and parasitic diseases

Consequences and complications of streptoderma

Non-compliance with hygiene standards, violation of the protocol of treatment, weak immunity, bathing in the first 3-5 days of the disease can cause complications from both the skin and other organs.

How to treat Streptococcus in a smear?

The most effective for streptococcal infections are the antibiotics of the penicillin group, cephalosporins, monobactams, and other beta-lactam antibiotics.

HPV type 18 in men

All I think, that harm papillomavirusnaja an infection can put or render only to a female organism. At the same time, a strong sex may find that nothing threatens him, and HPV is a strictly female infection. 

Acarias

Damage to the skin by arachnid arthropods - acariform mites, as well as resulting dermatological ectoparasitic diseases are defined as acariasis (akari - mite).

Tumor, swelling and reddening from a bite of a horsefly: symptoms, what to do, how to treat

It's summer. The sun is hot, the heat. Nature beckons with its beauty and serenity. All would be well, but summer charm can easily be spoiled by various minor troubles and injuries. 

Is there a high fever without cause in adults and when should it be combated?

Listening to your body, you can more closely understand that without a reason, no symptom appears in it, but we do not always know how to correctly decipher the signals we are giving.

High fever in an adult with symptoms and without

Our body can adapt to the influence of various adverse factors, including compensatory mechanisms, one of which is raising the body temperature to febrile (from 38 to 39 ℃) and hectic (above 39 ℃) values. This process is controlled by the center of thermoregulation in the hypothalamus - a small part of the diencephalon.

Babesiosis in humans - a dangerous disease, but curable

In the possibility of infection of people, infectious disease doctors became convinced in the middle of the last century. And in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) this acute vector-borne disease was given the code B60.0.

Staphylococcus in the smear: consequences, treatment with folk remedies

Staphylococcus is a representative of normal microflora and inhabits many biotopes of the human body, while performing a number of useful functions. 

Staphylococcus in a swab of throat, nose: causes, treatment

Foodborne toxicinfection of staphylococcal etiology in number of cases occupy one of the leading places among poisonings of bacterial nature.