Showing posts with label Bacterial infections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bacterial infections. Show all posts

How Antibiotics work.. Kill bacteria by interfering with vital processes, slowing down or stopping the proliferation of bacteria so the body can kill them

Bacteria carry out the vital processes necessary for their survival.

They must manufacture their primary components, digest and analyze nutrients, reproduce and protect themselves from surrounding hazards.

Antibiotics destroy these processes.

Some may kill bacteria by interfering with vital processes, and some antibiotics slow or stop the proliferation of bacteria so the body can kill them.

Each family of antibiotics has its own way of working.

In contrast, bacteria develop their ability to stop the work of antibiotics, usually by manufacturing a chemical that stops the effectiveness of the antibiotic.

Treatment of ear inflammation.. Use an antihypertensive and a warm towel and put it on the ear with comfort. Ear drops to relieve pain when the child. Antibiotics

Most cases of ear infection can be cured alone.

You can treat your child at home with an anti-diuretic (not requiring a prescription), a warm towel can be used and put on the ear and rest is advised.

Your doctor may prescribe ear drops to help relieve pain in your child.

The doctor may also prescribe antibiotics, but most cases of ear infection improve without the use of antibiotics, consult your doctor, because the use depends on the age of the child and the extent of bad condition.

Bacteria.. The production of toxins, which are powerful chemicals that destroy certain cells in the tissues that attack them, which makes the person sick

What are bacteria?
Bacteria are living organisms made up of a single cell, which is very small where they are seen only using a microscope. Bacteria are either bronchial, circular or clustered. The bacteria are self-sufficient, ie, they do not require a host to multiply, and they multiply by dividing.
Bacteria have been one of the earliest lifestyles on Earth and have evolved to resist various environmental conditions. Some bacteria can tolerate high temperatures or severe cold, and other species live even when exposed to levels of radiation that are fatal to humans. However, most bacteria are suitable for the medium environment in a healthy body.
Some bacteria are harmless, and they live on human skin or in the mouth or intestines and in other places, but the presence of some of these species is necessary until human beings, because they help digest food and remove the organisms causing inflammation from the human body. But when harmful bacteria enter the human body, they can cause the disease. These bacteria multiply rapidly, and many of them produce toxins, powerful chemicals that destroy certain cells in the tissues that attack them, which makes a person sick.
Unlike viruses that also cause infections, bacterial infections can be treated with antibiotics that kill bacteria and hinder their growth and reproduction.

Symptoms Of Bacterial Infection.. Significant fatigue due to inflammation of the toe or inflammation of the intestine, which causes severe diarrhea

How do I know I have a bacterial infection?
Bacterial infection usually causes significant fatigue, whether it is inflammation of the toe or inflammation of the intestine, which causes severe diarrhea.
Other times, bacterial infection is not clearly noticeable but may cause major problems.
The bacteria can be planted in the laboratory to study their sensitivity to antibiotics, so the doctor takes a sample of the site of inflammation.

Upper respiratory infections.. Description of acute infections of the nose, sinuses, pharynx, larynx and bronchitis

The term upper respiratory infection is an inaccurate term used to describe acute infections of the nose, sinuses, pharynx, larynx, and bronchi.
Infection begins when a person's hand is infected with bacterial secretions and then touches his or her nose or mouth, or when the person inhales the bacteria containing the bacteria from an infected person when they cough or sneeze. After the entry of bacteria to the body exposed to a number of lines of defense, including physical, mechanical and immune, such as capillaries lining the nose and mucous lining of the upper respiratory system, and cells with cilia are surrounded by bacteria and transferred to the pharynx and from the stomach.
Most of the symptoms of upper respiratory infections include swelling in the affected area, redness, accumulation of fluids, secretions and a rise in temperature, but arises from the immune system's reaction to the body against bacteria, as these arise from the toxins produced by the bacteria.

Inflammation of the middle ear.. Bacteria from the nose and throat are collected in case of colds, sore throat or allergies. Pain in the ear and the exit of thick yellow liquid

ear infection:
Osteoarthritis occurs in the event of a cold, sore throat or allergies, all of which cause the secretion of fluids collected in the middle ear. The most susceptible to these infections are children. Symptoms include: ear pain, as well as thick yellow liquid.
Inflammation of the middle ear:
The middle ear is the small part of the ear just behind the eardrum and this part of the inflammation when the bacteria collect from the nose and throat.

Causes of ear inflammation.. Swelling causes swelling of the tube between the ear and throat. The fluid collects in the ear and the germs grow, causing inflammation

There is a small tube between the ear and throat, the flu causes swelling in the tube, and when swelling to the point of obstruction, the fluid collects in the ear, which provides a very suitable environment for the growth of bacteria causing inflammation.
Ear infections usually occur in young children because their tubes are smaller and can be blocked more easily.

Symptoms of ear inflammation.. Ear pain. High temperature. Exit thick yellow liquid from the ear. Perforation of the eardrum

The main symptom is ear pain, it may be mild and may be very painful.
Babies and young children get very upset, may cry or have trouble sleeping or have a fever.
A thick yellow liquid may be observed from the ear. This occurs when the inflammation causes the hole of the eardrum and the discharge of fluid from the ear.
This is not dangerous and usually helps to get rid of the pain, and the eardrum then heal alone.

Protection against ear infection.. Quit Smoking. Wash your hands and give the child vaccinations to strengthen immunity. Reducing the situation of children in preschools

There are many ways to prevent ear infections.
Do not smoke These infections occur more often in children surrounded by smokers, so that the smell of smoke on your hair and clothes may affect your children.
It also helps wash hands and give the child vaccinated to strengthen immunity.
Also make sure that your baby does not sleep while sucking the bottle of milk, and try to limit the child's position in nurseries whenever possible.

tonsillitis.. Inflammation and congestion of the tonsils are part of the lymphatic tissue on both sides of the throat above and behind the tongue

Tonsillitis is inflammation and congestion of the tonsils which are part of the lymphatic tissue on both sides of the throat above and behind the tongue.
The tonsils are part of the body's immune system and help the body fight inflammation.
The tonsillitis usually disappears on its own after 4-10 days.

Causes of tonsillitis.. Viruses and bacteria that cause sore throat. Fungi and parasites. Air molecules

Viruses often cause inflammation of the tonsils, sometimes causing at the same time bacteria causing the sore throat.
In rare cases, fungus and parasites may cause inflammation.
Tonsillitis is transmitted by air particles from the infected person when it breathes, coughs or sneezes. The other person may become infected after breathing for these contaminated particles. The infection can also be transmitted if the healthy person touches a contaminated surface and then touches his nose, mouth or eyes.

Symptoms of tonsillitis.. Pain and soreness in the throat. Redness and swelling of the throat, tonsils and a rise in temperature. Inflammation of the lymph nodes. Runny nose, nose blockage, sneezing and coughing

The main symptom of tonsillitis is pain and soreness in the throat, accompanied by redness and swelling of the throat and tonsils, and may form patches on the tonsils or covered with pus completely or partially, and it is common to rise in heat.
If you feel cold and have symptoms such as runny nose, nose blockage, sneezing, and coughing, it's probably a virus.
If you suffer from a sore throat in addition to a sudden rise in temperature and swelling in the lymph nodes without the symptoms of leprosy, this inflammation caused by bacteria, and you should therefore see a doctor who may perform a laboratory test to confirm.

Treatment of tonsillitis.. Rinse with salt water or drink warm tea. Use drugs to relieve pain. Antibiotics. tonsillectomy

If the cause of tonsillitis is viral, it usually goes away on its own. Treatment in this case focuses on helping the patient to improve, so that the pain of the throat can be washed with water and salt or drinking warm tea, and pain medication can be used in adults and children over the age of 6 months.
If the cause of tonsillitis is bacterial, the patient will need antibiotics.
The tonsillectomy is recommended by the doctor if there are major problems in the tonsils such as recurrent inflammation or that the inflammation is permanent and does not improve after treatment, which hinders daily activities.

Causes of sore throat.. Viral infection. Bacterial infection. Crushes or injuries

The sore throat is painful and painful, but fortunately it is usually caused by a simple disease and goes away alone without treatment.
The sore throat occurs for the following reasons:
- Viral infection: such as colds or flu.
- Bacterial infection: such as sore throat or tonsillitis.
- Mice or injuries: such as low humidity, smoking, air pollution, screaming, breathing from the mouth in cases of allergies and nasal obstruction.
The treatment of sore throat depends on the cause, and home remedies can be used to relieve the symptoms.

Laryngitis.. Make the sound coarse or heavy

Laryngitis causes your voice to become rough or rough.
This inflammation may be short-term or chronic, and in most cases this inflammation comes quickly and lasts for less than two weeks.
Chronic symptoms are those that last two weeks or more.
Check with your doctor if the symptoms persist for more than 2 weeks where the laryngitis in this case can be more serious.

Causes of laryngitis.. Flu or flu. Esophageal reflux. Use lots of sound. Irritability due to allergies or smoking

Causes of laryngitis may include:
- Sickness or flu: the two most common causes.
- Esophageal reflux (reflux part of gastric acid to the esophagus): It is the most common cause of chronic laryngitis.
- Much use of the voice: as happens during the encouragement of matches.
- Irritability: due to allergies or smoking.

Symptoms and treatment of laryngitis.. Coarseness, dryness, pain in the throat, cough and difficulties swallowing. Moisturize the atmosphere of the room using a burner, drink plenty of fluids and stay away from smokers

Symptoms:
The main symptom of laryngitis is the coarseness of the sound, where the sound becomes coarse, deeper than normal or may break occasionally, and you may lose your voice completely.
Other symptoms include dryness, sore throat, coughing, and difficulty swallowing.
the cure:
In most cases of laryngitis, home remedies are all you need.
Try to relax your voice for a while, moisturize the room atmosphere using a burner, drink plenty of fluids, do not smoke and keep away from smokers.

Sinusitis.. Inflammation of the lining of the sinus cavities in the cheeks and around the eyes

Sinusitis is inflammation of the lining of the sinus cavities.
Sinus is empty cavities in the cheeks and around the eyes. Sinusitis usually comes after a cold and causes pain and pressure in the head and face.
Sinusitis can be severe (sudden) or chronic (long-term).
In chronic cases, inflammation does not completely disappear for 8 weeks or more.

Causes of Sinusitis.. Inflammation of the lining of the sinus cavities and the prevention of normal gonorrhea of fluid from the sinuses of the nose and throat leads to the growth of bacteria and fungi

Sinus infections may be caused by a virus, bacteria or fungi, the same virus that causes the flu is the cause of most cases of sinusitis.
This swelling can prevent the normal gonorrhea of ​​fluid from the sinuses of the nose and throat. This fluid accumulates over time, leading to the growth of bacteria and fungi in it, which in turn causes more inflation and pain, which can lead to inflammation lasting longer. , May worsen with time and become chronic.
Other causes of sinusitis include: nasal allergies and other problems that block the nasal passages leading to fluid in the sinuses.

Symptoms Of Sinusitis.. Clogged and runny nose. Pain and pressure in the head and face. Exit yellow or green liquid from the nose or throat

The main symptoms of sinusitis include: nasal obstruction, pain and pressure in the head and face, and a person may experience a yellow or green discharge from the nose or throat.
Common symptoms of sinus infections include:
- Headache.
- Bad breath.
- Cough with sputum.
- High temperature.
- teeth pain.
- Lack of sense of taste and smell.
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