The disease, also known as typhus in the jungle and lekticosis in the mites, is a form of acute feveral typhus typhus caused by the eastern organ of the disease (formerly known as the lektea disease). The disease is a natural source of disease, the host of the disease is the rat, and the vector is the larvae. Infestation clinically is characterized by fever, corrosive fever, local lymphoma swollenness, rashes and organ failure.
4-20 days, usually 10-14 days.
(i) Acute symptoms of toxaemia, i.e. cold or tremors followed by fever and rapid rise in body temperature ranging from 39°C to 41°C within one to two days, which are of a retention, proliferation or irregular nature. It is accompanied by relatively mild veins, headaches, whole body sourness, tired sleep, an appetite, a red face and a plethora of blood. Individual patients suffer from wake-up pain. Severely severe cases of verbs, irritation, muscular tremors, reduced hearing, meningitis irritation, reduced blood pressure and a combination of pneumonia. The heat lasts 1 to 3 weeks.
The ulcer and ulcer are characteristic of the disease and are found in 67.1 to 98% of patients. In the early stages of the disease, a red rash occurs at the bite of an aphid larvae, usually unheavy, and soon forms a blistering water bubble, breaks into fresh red ulcer, breaks up on the edges, starts with red dizziness around it, dies in the centre after one or two days, becomes brown or black larvae in a circular or elliptical shape, in a diameter of about 0.5 to 1 cm, with the ulcer being formed from the back of the pelvis, at the bottom of which is a light red sprouts, a dry or blood-stained seepage, and an epidemiosis. Most of the patients have only one larvae or ulcer, with a small number of 2 to 3 and up to 10 per person, which is common in armpits, groin, vagina, anal weeks, larvae, etc., and can be found in the neck, back, chest, toes, etc.
It should be identified with typhoid, typhus, anthrax, gland plague, hook helix disease, etc.
(i) A slow onset of typhoid typhus, an apathy, a small number of rose rashes, ulcer-free ulcer, typhus growth in blood culture, typhus positiveness, Felipian negative reaction.
(ii) The high incidence of typhus typhus is found at winter spring festivals, cylindrical and local lymphocytes are swollen, Fahrenheit reacts to OX19 positive, OXk negative, Pussy or Moxlikian are reductive to test positive.
(iii) The vortex vortex disease has a clear aorexic pain, with no coke, ulcer and rash. A hook-end spiral can be found in the blood table. The hook-end spiraler supplement combined with the test positive for the positive and for the emulsion condensation test.
(iv) Skin anthrax has a history of exposure to livestock, and the disease tends to be found in exposed areas, with light toxoid symptoms, no rashes, an increase in the total number of blood-like leukaemias, acoustics and Bacillus anthracis, and the negative reaction of Fifi.
Treatment:
(i) Patients in general treatment should rest in bed, have more water, eat fluids or soft food, take care of oral hygiene and keep their skin clean. High-heated persons can use athermal analgesics, patients with severe illnesses can use cortex hormones to mitigate venomous blood symptoms, and people with heart failure should rest in absolute bed and control their heart failure with strong heart medicine and urine.
(ii) The pathogen treatment of Visperin, Tetracycline and Chlorin have special effects on the disease. Visible carcininin is 0.1 to 0.2 per day, with single-dose or two-steps; tetracyclic and chlorcin are 2g/day and four times/day. Halve the dose after deheating and renew 7 to 10 days. With TMP 0.1g, two times a day, better. Due to the fact that the complete immunisation of the lektea is occurring two weeks after the infection, premature antibiotics treatment does not allow enough time for the body to produce an effective immune response, early short treatment is not appropriate to prevent relapse. It is considered prudent that sulfamide-type drugs have the effect of promoting lektha reproduction.
