Human Diseases – please help me:]?
17) A teenager knew an accountant for the preparation of cortisone in Spain could decline swelling and redness of insect bites and poison ivy, so he used to reduce swelling and redness of pimples. Why within 24 hours, their grains were swollen? 18) Human beings are not normal hosts for Ixodes and Xenopsylla. So how humans contract the disease Lyme and the plague? 19) A year-old Army officer, 56 were vaccinated against smallpox vaccination in a military clinic. Within two weeks, a painful Revealed an ulcer at the site of vaccination. Due to the emergence of a growing number of peripheral lesions and due to continued enlargement of the ulcer initial was treated. eventual recovery was complicated by Pseudomonas sepsis and the need for a skin graft at the site of vaccination. What was the cause of illness and injury, and what are the treatments? What caused the Pseudomonas infection?
17) I think I said that already 17 to 18) Ixodes its not causing the infection. is a bacterium that likes to live within Ixodes called Borrelia burgerfairy (something). It is the bacteria that causes Lyme disease. Ixodes normally lives on deer and mice. And they do not infect the deer or rats with Borrelia. But we are not immune and the deer / rat, so when we transferred the tick bites the bacteria to us … which gives us disses Lyme (fever works the same way, only different bacteria) 19) AH! hard! Ok, so you probably already exposed some way to smallpox (vaccination or infection). Giving the vaccine caused a hypersensitivity reaction. The doctors treated with immunosuppressive drugs (cortisone, prednisone med no specific case, but it was probably something topical). While his immune system was down, took advantage and led Pseudomonas infection [Real edit: I did not know was live smallpox, the answer suggested by Stephen could be quite possibly] correct
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