The only way to 'catch herpes' is to come in contact with the virus. If neither parent has tested positive - someone with an active case; sneezed, coughed or breathed the virus onto the baby. The baby, not yet having the immunity to fight the virus, developed an infection in her/his respiratory system.
A newborn's own immune system doesn't begins to function until he is 3 months old, this is why the new born easily becomes infected and can become quite ill, while an older child may be exposed at the same time and never show any symptoms.
Herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) is usually associated with infections of the lips, mouth, or face. It is the most common type of herpes virus and it is found in up to 90% of all Americans. It is usually acquired in childhood between 6 months and 5 years of age. The transmission is generally via respiratory droplets (cough or sneeze) or direct contact. The virus enters the body through mucosal surfaces (mouth, nose, eyes) and in a new born can affect any part of the body.
Sputum
any medication for sputum?
A sputum mug is also known as a sputum cup. It is a cup usually made of paper or thin cardboard to receive and isolate the sputum of a patient with respiratory disease.
what does rust colored sputum have to do with menigitis
young people dont hve the strength to control this feeling. its causes aids and herpes.
Phlegm would be described as sputum only after it is expelled from the body. The word sputum literally means, that which has been spit.
It is actually a sputum AFB test (acid-fast bacilli).
SPUTUM
Mucopurulent sputum contains mucus and pus.
Randall Clifford has written: 'The sputum' -- subject(s): Sputum
It is generally recommended to spit out sputum rather than swallowing it. Swallowing sputum can lead to potential irritation of the stomach and throat. It is important to dispose of sputum properly to avoid the spread of infections.
Expectpration - "coughing up of mucus or sputum from the throat and respiratory tract"