Diseases & Sickness from Cats.
Handling a cat is very safe but there are several kinds of diseases that a cat can carry. Some of these diseases could be transmitted to humans. By following simple health tips, you can be even safe-against cat-related diseases.
There are some common cat related sicknesses that can make a person sick, such as cat scratch disease (or cat scratch fever), and others such as plague (play-g), are rare. Toxoplasmosis (TOX-o-plaz-MO-sis) is a disease that can come from cats, but people are more likely to get it from eating raw meat or from gardening. Be careful of rabies, cats can carry this deadly viral disease.
There are other diseases that an individual is more likely to catch. A person's age and health status may affect his or her immune system, increasing the chances of getting sick. People who are more likely to get diseases from cats include infants, children younger than 5 years old, organ transplant patients, people with HIV/AIDS, and people being treated for cancer. Below there is some special advice for individuals who are at greater risk than others of getting diseases from animals.
yes garlic prevent so many sicknesses
my pug had lots of illnessis
the great depression was a time of economic failure in many countries, so the puchasing of drugs and doctor visits was greatly reduced and made many sicknesses escalate couple this with the fact of poor living condition and its no wonder why sicknesses escalated to the point they did.
no dogs can't get many human sicknesses
no hamsters can not puke due to there small size and they don't catch bugs and sicknesses like humans,dogs and cats because they don't go outside often
Tigers, as many animals, can get many of the sicknesses humans can. For example, they can catch the common cold.
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Some of the bad sicknesses you can get in Burundi is malaria, hepititis A, typhiod fever.
He took our sicknesses and removed our diseases through his healing power and sacrifice.
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I personally think that ills are sicknesses,and ills are sicknesses,and feeling bad.
Small pox