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Tularemia may be a means of bioterrorism, since inhalation of as little as 10 aerosolized microorganisms can lead to severe pneumonia.
To treat tularemia, antibiotic therapy is used, in particular the drug Doxycycline.
How does the pathogen enter the human body?
The causative agent is a small, immobile, non-spore-forming aerobic bacterium that penetrates a living organism as follows:
- Contaminated water or food.
- Bite from animals, insects or ticks.
- Inhalation of bacteria by inhalation.
- Direct contact with contaminated tissue or material
Tularemia is not transmitted from person to person, but it can be contracted through various biological materials that contain the bacterium.
The microorganism can penetrate even through minimal damage to the skin, which may be invisible to the human eye, so the person may not even realize that he has received an infection.
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Most often, people who come into contact with meat or animal fur become infected with tularemia. The disease can appear year-round. Sometimes tularemia can occur due to eating uncooked meat and drinking contaminated water. The greatest risk zone is for health workers who come into contact with samples of biomaterials taken from infected people.
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The incubation period (the time that elapses from the onset of infection to the appearance of symptoms) ranges from several hours to three weeks.
- The following types of tularemia exist:
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After 1-2 days, an inflamed papule may appear at the site of the lesion, which turns into an ulcer with the formation of a crater. Discharge from the wound is usually small and colorless. Later, the disease can cause a complication – atypical pneumonia. The person may be delirious.
Broncho-pneumonic form of tularemia
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With timely medical care, the disease has a favorable outcome in almost 100% of cases. Without treatment, mortality varies from 6 to 33% depending on the form of the disease. In addition, any disease can lead to serious complications, so if you have the slightest suspicion of tularemia, you should consult your doctor.
Those who have recovered from the disease develop a strong immunity to the disease.
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Doxycycline is included in the list of vital and important medicines, since it has high activity against many bacteria, including the causative agent of tularemia. Doxycycline has a bacteriostatic effect, affecting the growth and reproduction of bacteria, which allows you to achieve quick results even when taken orally.
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Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Naruto
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Hatake Kakashi/Umino Iruka
Characters: Yamato | Tenzou, Mitarashi Anko, Uzumaki Naruto
Summary:
Kakashi never knew Iruka was in love.
Yamato whistles. “Now there’s a tough nut to crack.”
Kakashi makes a bored sound of inquisition. His attention is on the plump curve of Iruka’s rear as he takes a seat.
“Iruka?” Anko says. “You tried? What are you, stupid?”
Yamato pouts. “You can’t blame a guy for trying.”
Kakashi’s visible eye narrows and he glances at Yamato. “What about you and Iruka?”
Yamato shrugs and mumbles into his drink. “I may have tried to hit on him.”
Kakashi raises an eyebrow, his face a careful expressionless mask. “And?”
Anko snorts. “And nothing. Everyone knows Iruka’s hopelessly in love.”
