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What drugs are used to treat relapsing fever?
Either tetracycline or erythromycin is effective against both forms of relapsing fever.
What has the author R Bisset written?
R. Bisset has written: 'Relapsing fever in the meerut district' -- subject(s): Relapsing fever, Sanitation
What has the author Ruth Lofgren written?
Ruth Lofgren has written: 'The effect of low temperature on the spirochetes of relapsing fever ..' -- subject(s): Spirochaeta, Relapsing fever
What is borrelia recurrentis?
a bacteria that causes relapsing fever
What causes relapsing fever?
Relapsing fever is caused by spiral-shaped bacteria of the genus Borrelia. This bacterium lives in rodents and in insects, specifically ticks and body lice.
What is tick-borne relapsing fever?
In louse-borne relapsing fever (LBRF), lice acquire Borrelia from humans who are already infected. These lice can then go on to infect other humans. LBRF is said to be epidemic
How is a fever diagnosed?
A fever is usually diagnosed using a thermometer.
What other conditions is relapsing polychondritis often diagnosed with?
Relapsing polychondritis is often associated with other autoimmune conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, and inflammatory bowel disease. It can also occur in conjunction with vasculitis and other connective tissue disorders.
Borrelia?
microaerohiles 2) Transmitted by arthropods such as ticks & lice. 3) Genome composed of linear chromosome. 4) Relapsing fever & Lyme disease.
How often do fevers recur in relapsing fever?
Recurrent episodes of fever with less severe symptoms occur after about a week. In untreated infections, fevers recur about three times in TBRF, and only once or twice in LBRF.
What Print resource tell you how many cases were diagnosed in the u.s. in 1994 for typhoid fever?
What print resource telll you how many cases were diagnosed in the U.S. for typhod fever in 1944?
How is Q fever diagnosed?
Q fever is diagnosed by demonstrating that the patient's immune system is making increasing numbers of antibodies (special immune cells) against markers (antigens) that are found on C. burnetii.
