The scientific name for Rocky Mountain spotted fever is Rickettsia rickettsii. It is a bacterial infection transmitted through tick bites.
Rocky Mountain spotted fever is a bacterial infection transmitted by a tick. Without prompt treatment, It can cause serious damage to internal organs, such as your kidneys and heart. At first, a rash usually appears on the wrists and ankles.
This is a coating applied to a tablet to stop the active ingredient being released into the stomach. It is usually given if the treatment is meant to be absorbed lower down in the GI tract, like the intestines.
It has a half-life of 36 hours, which is much longer than a lot of drugs. You could safely estimate it would last 3 days at the least, and up to a week at the longest. Depending on what your dose was and how long you took it.
People that are in the Rocky Mountains
2-16 days, according to funk and wagnall's new encyclopedia.
The Symptoms are Chills, Confusion, Fever, Headache, Muscle pain, and Rash. The other symptoms that may can be with the disease are Diarrhea, Light sensitivity, Hallucinations, Loss of appetite, Nausea, Thirst, and Vomiting.
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RMSF is not contagious between eople but animals can carry the disease.
30% of people who get rocky mountain spotted fever die
Rocky Mountain spotted fever is a tick bourne illness. It travels through tick bites and is actually one of the more severe tick bourne diseases.
It can also be spread from people in large crowds or people who aren't clean.
by using antibiotics and then go see the doctor if the antibiotics to stop the symptons
The CDC maintains a site: Rolling Up Our Sleeves to Fight Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, under the main CDC site.
actually the Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever is caused by a rickettsia, which is a type of bacteria
Rocky Mountain spotted fever is caused by infection with the organism Rickettsia rickettsii. The bacterium infects you when you come in contact with an infected tick through bites or broken skin.