Wool Sorters Disease.. inhalation of pathogenic bacteria lingering sheep's wool contaminated during the classification and classification and cause inflammation and severe inflation

Wool Sorters Disease:
This infection occurs among wool sorting workers as a result of inhaling the pathogenic bacteria associated with the contaminated sheep's wool during its classification and classification. After the bacteria enter the respiratory system, they multiply rapidly in the lungs, causing inflammation and high inflation. From the lymphatic system, the gang extends to the lungs, causing pulmonary edema and pulmonary spasm. Common symptoms usually start as influenza rises in the temperature of the patient, difficulty breathing, and then fever and respiratory symptoms rapidly, and the face and body, and the occurrence of suffocation leads to coma followed by rapid death.