Malignant Pustule:
About 90% of cases of the disease are in humans. The infection occurs in the bare skin areas of the body such as the face, neck and hands as a result of the entry of the pathogen through the skin. The location of the injury varies according to the nature and type of work performed by the individual. For example, the wool and leather carriers, the injury to the back of the neck (the shoulder), the trainees and the doctors of diagnosis and anatomy are infection in the hands and implants. Anthrax. The infection begins with the presence of itching and then the emergence of a small bubble of dark red color and then grow in size and within hours and turns into a pimple and then a vesicle containing yellow liquid. The size of the vesicles grows rapidly and becomes dark red. The diameter of the infection may be up to 5 cm and is surrounded by a swelling or swelling area that later hardens and becomes painless. The bubble bursts the next day and becomes a limited ulcer with a low, dark-black medium and swollen tissue around and gradually swelling. If treated at this stage disappear the oedema within 1-5 days and fall the black crust covering the skin and complete the cure within two weeks.
The general symptoms in the picture are high fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, and general and articular pain. If the infection is not treated, the infection tends to leak rapidly on the lymph nodes of the affected area and into the bloodstream where it causes blood poisoning, and if not treated anthrax, the mortality rate of up to 5-20% within 5-6 days.
About 90% of cases of the disease are in humans. The infection occurs in the bare skin areas of the body such as the face, neck and hands as a result of the entry of the pathogen through the skin. The location of the injury varies according to the nature and type of work performed by the individual. For example, the wool and leather carriers, the injury to the back of the neck (the shoulder), the trainees and the doctors of diagnosis and anatomy are infection in the hands and implants. Anthrax. The infection begins with the presence of itching and then the emergence of a small bubble of dark red color and then grow in size and within hours and turns into a pimple and then a vesicle containing yellow liquid. The size of the vesicles grows rapidly and becomes dark red. The diameter of the infection may be up to 5 cm and is surrounded by a swelling or swelling area that later hardens and becomes painless. The bubble bursts the next day and becomes a limited ulcer with a low, dark-black medium and swollen tissue around and gradually swelling. If treated at this stage disappear the oedema within 1-5 days and fall the black crust covering the skin and complete the cure within two weeks.
The general symptoms in the picture are high fever, headache, nausea, vomiting, and general and articular pain. If the infection is not treated, the infection tends to leak rapidly on the lymph nodes of the affected area and into the bloodstream where it causes blood poisoning, and if not treated anthrax, the mortality rate of up to 5-20% within 5-6 days.
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