CH- Infectious Diseases

Cases on the rise since 1980; Primarily due to new blood infections, respiratory illnesses, and kidney infections

New Blood Infections ((HIV/Aids), Hep B and C, Drug resistant strains)

Respiratory diseases (Pneumonia)

Kidney Infections (primarily elderly)

Common Cold and influenza

HPV (Genital Warts; 13 million new cases)

Ectopic Pregnancy (Tubular Pregnancy)

Human papillomavirus

2nd leading transmitted STD (1.6 million new cases)

3rd leading transmitted STD (678,000 new cases)

4th leading transmitted STD (572,000 new cases)

5th leading transmitted STD (134,000 new cases)

6th leading transmitted STD (56,000 new cases)

7th leading transmitted STD (35,000 new cases)

8th leading transmitted STD (35,000 new cases)

single cell living organism; some friendly, some unfriendly and can be killed with antibiotics

smallest pathogens that are not living and considered active or inactive; must be shut down by body's immune system or vaccine

molds and yeasts that feed off you

single cell organism can be killed with antibiotics

parasite feeding off your digestive track

parasites or bugs that feed off your skin and blood

Chlamydia, syphilis, e.coli, tuberulosis, botulism, staph infection, gonorrhea, salmonella, tetanus, streptococcus, necrotizing fascitis, lyme disease

flesh eating bacteria

herpes simplex, common cold, chicken pox, HPV, measles, all Hepatitis', flu, HIV and Aids, Epstein Barr (Mono), Hunta virus, mumps, shingles, Covid

Athlete's foot, candidiasis

malaria, giardisis

tapeworm, flukes, flatworm, roundworm

fleas, mites, lice, ticks

Human Immunodefeciency virus

#1 STD and infected by direct contact with another person's wart (caused by two main strains 16 and 18)

None as it can occur deep in reproductive organs; Alternatively, small growths that itch and are the size of a small pinhead

Warts are dysplasia (precancerous tissue)

New vaccine, cryosurgery, liquid nitrogen to freeze off, burn them off, anticancer drug, flouracil

family of 50 viruses such as chicken pox, mono and shingles; no cure and contracted by contact

above waist (oral)

below waist (genital)

fever, blisters, sores, sores can burn and be dormant until re-triggered; can also be transffered to other areas despite 2 different strains

painful and unsightly, loose association with cervical cancer, can danger newborn's immune and nervous system if contract (C-section)

Acyclovir

viral infection that mostly affects those with active and inactive onfections and are fenctious to others

Eating food or drinking water with contaminated feces, fertilizer on food

from bodily fluids (mostly blood); then sexual contact, needles, mom to baby

Bodily fluids like B; more aggressive and serious than B

Urine Test, urethra culture test

80% will show pain upon urination or discharge from urethra

20% will show symptons, 80% will be asymptomatic

Reproductive structure damage of the testicles (sterility)

pelvic inflammatory Disease (PID) which involves the uterus and fallopian tubes resulting in ectopic pregnancy

Oraltetracycline

culture from the urethra

same as Chlamydia but more pronounced

same as Chlamydia with the addition of Arthritis (infection in the joints), eye infection, and possible blindness in newborn

Antimicrobial drops

single dose of cipro (penicillin)