List Diseases – H
Herpetic lesions of the skin include simple bladder and shingles. A simple bubble lichen is caused by a herpes simplex virus type I or II, characterized by severe dermatoneurotropic symptoms. Infection with type I virus usually occurs in early childhood (the possibility of intrauterine penetration of the virus into the body is allowed)
Herpetic lesions of the larynx are on a par with such lesions of the pharynx. For example, these diseases include the so-called summer flu (the name adopted in the US), provoked by Coxsackie viruses
Primary herpetic keratoconjunctivitis develops in the first 5 years of a child's life after primary infection with the herpes simplex virus. The disease is more often one-sided, with a long and sluggish course, is prone to relapse. It manifests itself in the form of catarrhal or follicular conjunctivitis, less often - vesicular-ulcerative.
The frequency of development of herpetic lesions of the eye is steadily increasing. Herpes is the cause of keratitis in 50% of adult patients and 70-80% in children.
Lesions of the esophagus by viruses of herpes simplex or herpes zoster occur infrequently and usually occur with simultaneous lesions of various parts of the skin and mucous membranes.
Kaposi's herpetic eczema (synonyms: Kaposi's syndrome, variceleform rash, acute varicelliform pustulosis, acute vacciniform pustulosis) is considered by many dermatologists as the result of the herpes virus attachment to chronic dermatosis, most often to the diffuse neurodermatitis.
Herpes virus infections are a group of widespread anthroponous infectious diseases caused by viruses of the Herpesviridae family that are characterized by a chronic recurrent course and lifelong persistence of the pathogen in the body.
Herpetic damage to the eyes is one of the most common diseases. Herpesvirus conjunctivitis is most often a component of primary infection with the herpes virus in early childhood.
Herpes zoster - a peculiar form of the disease caused by the varicella-zoster virus, is accompanied by vesicular eruptions along the course of individual sensitive nerves.
Congenital herpetic infection of newborns is associated with infection of the mother's genital tract. Infection is almost always transmitted during childbirth, rarely intrauterine infection occurs after rupture of membranes.
Simple herpes is clinically manifested by the defeat of many organs and tissues, accompanied by the emergence of grouped bubble rashes on the skin and mucous membranes. Has a tendency to long latent flow with periodic relapses.
Herpes simple (a synonym: herpes simple bubble) - a chronic relapsing disease, manifested by bubble rashes on the skin and mucous membranes. Along with skin changes in the pathological process, various organs and systems of the body can be involved.
Herpes simplex on the eyelid is caused by herpes simplex. Herpes on the skin of the eyelids appear bubbles, erosion, then a crust. The healing of herpes on the eyelids occurs without scarring, the general condition almost does not suffer.
Herpetic eye lesions are among the most common viral diseases of a person.
In some people, herpes sores are repeated often, others - very rarely or never in life. Herpes virus during pregnancy manifests its presence in the body much more actively, which can negatively affect the process of bearing a child and even disrupt the normal development of the fetus.
Herpetic infection (herpes simplex) is a widespread anthroponous virus disease with a predominantly contact mechanism for the transmission of the pathogen, characterized by the defeat of the outer covers, the nervous system and the chronic recurrent course.
Herpangina is a type of disease caused by a group of Coxsackie viruses, close in its physico-chemical properties to the causative agent of poliomyelitis.
After intravenous injection of a solution of heroin, many sensations arise, for example, a sensation of spilling heat, euphoria, extraordinary pleasure ("rash", or "arrival"), which is compared to sexual orgasm. There are some differences between opioids in terms of the nature of their acute effect: morphine causes a more pronounced histamine-releasing effect, and meperidine is a stronger stimulus.
Herniated pulposus (protrusion, rupture or prolapse of the intervertebral disc) is the prolapse of the central part of the intervertebral disc through the fibrous ring.
A herniated disc (or prolapse) is a protrusion in the back wall of the disc or extrusion of its contents, which persists even in the absence of pressure.