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Health

Infectious and parasitic diseases

Candidamycosis

Perhaps one of the most famous fungal diseases is candidymycosis, a disease that is caused by the vital activity of the yeast-like fungus of the genus Candida, most often Candida albicans fungus.

Purulent lymphadenitis

To suspect purulent lymphadenitis allow an increasing pain syndrome, an increase in swelling, which clearly manifest in one to two weeks.

Serous lymphadenitis

A type of acute inflammatory process in the lymph nodes is serous lymphadenitis, which proceeds without the formation of a purulent discharge.

Regional lymphadenitis

Regional lymphadenitis is an inherent secondary symptom of syphilis. There is a consolidation and an increase in the lymph nodes closest to the primary syphilitic sores (chancram).

Lymphadenitis

The inflammatory process in the lymph nodes is often of a purulent nature called lymphadenitis. A common disease among children and adult patients is more often detected in the armpit, submaxillary, inguinal zone or in the neck.

Diagnosis of herpes

Diagnosis of herpes is based on the classical viral isolation on sensitive cell cultures, immunofluorescent and serological methods, colposcopy

Treatment of lymphadenitis

Treatment of lymphadenitis - inflammation of the lymph nodes, begins with the elimination of its cause. Most often, lymphadenitis occurs in response to penetration into the body of infection: fungal infections, HIV, tuberculosis, streptococcus.

Inflammation of the lymph nodes in the groin

Inflammation of the lymph nodes in the groin - inflammation of the inguinal lymph nodes due to infection through the lymph vessels. There are superficial and deep inguinal lymph nodes, they are lymph from the perineum, rectum, lower abdominal wall, genitals and legs.

Acute lymphadenitis

Acute lymphadenitis is an acute inflammatory process in the tissues of the lymph nodes, often is purulent. As a rule, acute lymphadenitis is secondary in nature when pathogenic microorganisms find themselves outside the local pathological focus and enter the lymph nodes.

Hepatitis C in children of the first year of life

The probability of infection of a baby with hepatitis C virus from a mother with some form of HCV infection is high, but when the transmission of the virus occurs most naturally - in utero, in childbirth or after birth, with close contact - it is not yet clear enough.

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