The most common diseases are bacterial infections, viral infections, fungal infections, secondary infections, parasite infections, etc.
1. Bacteria infections, such as sepsis, pneumonia and cortex fever, are mostly caused by bacterial attacks. So, how do we prevent bacterial infection? First, to ensure that skin surfaces are clean and that injuries do not lead to secondary infections; to remove hidden sepsis stoves in a timely manner in the event of trauma or small wounds; and to enhance the protection of children and young people, who need proper treatment and personal health care for small wounds. Drugs are commonly used as common antibiotics, such as penicillin, large cycline esters and headgillin.
2. Virus infection: A process whereby the virus enters the organism in a variety of ways and breeds in susceptible host cells, such as influenza, hepatitis B, virus infestation, including HIV, hepatitis, etc. He has more means of transmission, which can be transmitted through respiratory, digestive, urinary, dermal and mother-to-child transmission, with different types of viral infections and different antivirals. In the case of chronic hepatitis B patients, long-term treatment is required for Novowe, Nteikawe, etc. People living with AIDS can use Neverapine, Ramiften, etc. As most viral infections lack specialty drug treatment, artificial immunisation, such as interferophants and immunoprotein, is the most effective means of preventing viral infections.
fungal infections: Conditional fungi infections, mainly due to infarction of pathogenic fungi in humans and reduced immunity of organisms. Depending on the area of infection, there are also different clinical manifestations. Subsurface fungi infections and subcutaneous tissue fungi infections occur mainly in the form of skin red spots, rubella and bulge and sepsis damage, while deep fungi infections can be seen as symptoms of the corresponding burdened organs. Typical symptoms such as foot gas and pyrococcus infections are associated with reduced immunity. Besides, a lot of people are wondering if fungi infection is genetic. The answer is no. At present, fungi infections are mainly drug-based, with local drugs of ketone, nitroglycerin oscillum, tycophine hydrochloride, etc.; oral drugs such as ecracon granules, typhine typhine tablets, as well as pyroacin tablets, etc. should, in addition to regulating treatment, provide local care to keep skin clean and dry, and prevent secondary infections after skin break.
4. Pyrophoric infections: Infectious diseases caused by the pyrophorics and their diverse manifestations, including respiratory, urinary and urinary tract infections. Common are fever, coughing, lack of strength, headaches, urination frequency, urination distress, urination difficulties, urea burning. Patients with partial mild illness may not require special treatment and may recover on their own. Patients with apparent symbiotic infections are predominantly drug-oriented, including anti-infection treatment and treatment for other symptoms, with common drugs such as erythroacin, Achicillin, Left Oxygen and Mosisa.
Parasite infection: disease caused by the invasion of the human body by the parasite. There is a wide variety of parasites with diverse clinical performance. Particularly in areas with poor poverty and poor sanitation, the infected population is mainly those in close contact and children with low levels of immunity. Patients in conditions such as abdominal pain, poor appetite, weakness of limbs, anal itching, teeth grinding, iron deficiency anaemia must be treated, as prescribed by the doctor, with the anti-worm abedazine, medical care, more cuisine, and the prevention of cold food to prevent discomfort.
