Infections, diseases, ticks

Tuberculosis is one of the most feared infectious diseases. It mainly affects the lungs. How does it manifest itself? What are its causes? What is the contagiousness of tuberculosis and how is it transmitted?

HIV is abbreviated as the human immunodeficiency virus. The infection attacks cells in a person's lymphatic system. Its worst stage is AIDS - acquired immune deficiency syndrome. How is the disease manifested, transmitted and what treatment options are available?

Angina is an infectious disease characterized by inflammation of the tonsils, mostly the palatine tonsils. The inflammation is accompanied by swelling of their structures and pain in the throat. Angina occurs mainly in children. It is one of the most common causes of visits to the doctor. What are its symptoms? How can we distinguish it from other upper respiratory tract diseases?

Cytomegalovirus is an unknown virus to many. Many women only learn about it during pregnancy. How is it dangerous?

Dengue fever is transmitted by mosquitoes. What are the symptoms and how to protect yourself?

Sexually transmitted diseases include infectious diseases whose spread is closely linked to sexual intercourse and other sexual practices. They are transmitted by mucous secretions, blood, saliva or semen. One of the most common is gonorrhoea.

Leprosy is a serious infectious disease. It mainly affects the peripheral nerves, limbs, skin and mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract. How is leprosy transmitted, manifested and treated?

Lyme disease is a multi-systemic infectious disease of bacterial origin.  Humans become infected with this disease after being bitten by an insect. This spot is typically reddened by a large rash. It can take place in a lighter form. Chronic disease is sometimes treated for many years.

What is MOR and how is it transmitted or manifested? Its occurrence in the world today and in the past.

Mumps, inflammation of the parotid glands. Why do they occur, what are the symptoms and treatment? Is vaccination an effective protection?

Puerperal infections occur in the postpartum period, during the first six weeks. They threaten the life of the mother. They occur after live births, stillbirths, but also after spontaneous abortions and induced abortions.

Endometritis, i.e. inflammation of the uterus, is a bacterial infectious disease that most often affects women of working age between 20 and 30 years of age, often after childbirth or miscarriage, but can also affect older women. 

Sinusitis is an inflammation of the sinuses. It often occurs alongside a cold or tonsillitis. It is usually caused by viruses and bacteria.

Meningitis, i.e. inflammation of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord, is a neuroinfection. It affects the brain, the meninges, the spinal cord and peripheral nerves. The severity of the disease varies from asymptomatic to life-threatening.

Inflammation of the breast is manifested by a painful and uncomfortable sensation in the breast. It most commonly affects breastfeeding women, but can also occur in non-breastfeeding women and men of any age. It is often caused by an infection that develops in the breast tissue.

Rubella is an infectious viral disease. It manifests itself as a skin rash to seeding all over the body. Nowadays, thanks to regular vaccination, this disease is relatively rare.

Diphtheria is an acute infectious disease primarily affecting the upper respiratory tract. It is a worldwide disease, but its incidence has been significantly reduced by vaccination. Why does diphtheria occur and how does it manifest itself? What is the current situation worldwide?

This symptom most often accompanies inflammation of the urinary tract. In addition to common inflammations, it also occurs in a group of sexually transmitted diseases. Pain in the urethra is also present in cases of urinary stones and cancer.

It is a symptom of inflammation. In women, inflammation is more common, mainly because of the shorter urethra and its location. Dehydration or concentrated urine can also be a cause. Sometimes a sexually transmitted disease is behind this pain. In any case, if it persists, an examination is advisable.

Body temperature can indicate chronic fatigue syndrome, but also common colds or flu. Any viral or bacterial respiratory disease. It is also present in inflammation in various parts of the body. It indicates infectious diseases, but also many other problems. The temperature can also increase with hormonal changes during pregnancy.