Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)

Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)'s disease overview

What is

What is dysentery?

Disinfectant dysentery, also known as dysentery or dysentery, is a dysentery due to dysentery shigella, causing intestinal and rectal infections. The main signs of Shigella infection are diarrhea and stools often mixed with blood.

Causes of Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)'s disease

Based on the manifestations of dysentery pathology , it is possible to identify the following causes of dysentery such as:

Due to contact with Shigella bacilli through the mouth such as: direct contact between humans. Bacterial transmission to food people or foods near the area containing polluted wastewater; Shigella bacillus is also the cause of dysentery.

Symptoms of Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)'s disease

Dysentery dysentery usually has an incubation period for about 3 days (in many cases that can range from 1-7 days).

Symptoms of dysentery dysentery include: fever (for children with very high fever); spasms in the abdomen in an attack; diarrhea, nausea or vomiting; Muscle or muscle fatigue, blood or mucus in stool.

For children if they have bleeding diarrhea, diarrhea at the same time with dehydration, weight loss and fever of 38 degrees C or more, it is necessary to quickly take to medical facilities for examination and treatment to avoid < Strong> Dudian complications unpredictable.

Transmission route of Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)'s diseaseDuplicate dysentery (dysentery)

Demons with bacilli spreads with gastrointestinal tract through drinking water, food, hands contaminated and flies, and mainly through fertilizer - mouth, indirect or direct. In particular, the disease is easy to spread through direct contact between children in the same group of children, with family or intermediaries such as toys, toilet door handles, tap valves.

In addition, dysentery can also be transmitted through homosexual sex.

People at risk for Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)'s disease

The following subjects are at high risk of dysentery dysentery: Children from 2 to 4 years old, people who live or travel to places are not hygienic, often use unknown food sources Origin or gay sex through the anus.

Prevention of Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)'s disease

How to prevent bacillus dysentery ?

The most important measure to prevent the disease is to be detected early, then isolated to treat acute dysentery. 7 days after contact with patients with dysentery bacilli. Eat and drink, after going to the toilet and contact with objects to prevent dysentery. . Patients must be disinfected or soaked in chloramine B 2%.

Diagnostic measures for Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)'s disease

To diagnose dysentery, the doctor will rely on the following signs and symptoms to diagnose the disease: signs of dehydration along with tachycardia and low blood pressure; Abdominal pain or signs of white blood cells in the blood are higher than normal.

In addition, the doctor may request a sample test to check the presence of shigella bacteria or their toxins.

Duplicate dysentery (dysentery)'s disease treatments

Can apply the following dysentery treatment:

For adults when dysentery does not need to intervene but will recover from the disease. Water and electrolyte when diarrhea. In addition, a doctor may also prescribe antibiotics to shorten the time of disease and prevent the disease from spreading to others. Use the following measures:

Rest, clean the bedroom, wash blankets and bed sheets with soap and warm water as often as possible, especially after recovering; use a private bathroom or wear a toilet rinse with a bleaching solution; Wash your hands clean with soap and water after going to the toilet and before eating; Fruits and vegetables; P>

See also:

Dysentery: Causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

Chronic intestinal amoeba: Causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

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