Mild plague symptoms?

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Plague is an infectious disease. It spreads by droplet transmission, wound infection and rat fleas bite. Incidence rate is high, also known as the black death. The fatality rate of plague is high. Therefore, we should know more about the disease and prevent it as soon as possible, so as to avoid regret after being infected with Yersinia pestis. To understand the disease, we should first understand the etiology, and then understand the symptoms. What is the cause of plague and what are the symptoms of plague? Let's talk about it.

Mild plague symptoms?

Acute onset, high fever and chills, body temperature rapidly reaching 39-40 ℃, severe headache, nausea and vomiting accompanied by restlessness, blurred consciousness, arrhythmia, blood pressure drop, shortness of breath, skin and mucous membrane bleeding spots, followed by massive bleeding and accompanied by melena, hematuria.

Bubonic plague: the most common, in addition to the above-mentioned systemic symptoms, characterized by acute lymphadenitis, is caused by fleas with Yersinia pestis biting the skin of limbs, mostly in inguinal lymph nodes, followed by armpit, neck. Lymph nodes are swollen, hard, adhesion with the surrounding tissue, inactive, severe pain, patients are forced to position, such as treatment is not timely, lymph nodes quickly suppurated, ulceration.

Pneumonic plague: both primary and secondary pneumonic plague are the most serious type of disease. It not only has a high mortality rate, but also can cause air droplet transmission between people. Medical education network is the most dangerous factor causing the outbreak of epidemic. In addition to systemic poisoning, it mainly has respiratory tract infection symptoms, expectoration, hemoptysis, dyspnea, cyanosis of limbs and whole body, Then he died of respiratory failure, and sometimes the pulmonary signs were inconsistent with the clinical manifestations.

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Septic plague: it is mainly caused by the entry of Yersinia pestis into the blood from the damaged skin or by the direct bite of infected fleas. Because the Yersinia pestis enters the blood circulation directly without passing through the immune system of the body, the patient will soon present with severe systemic poisoning symptoms, accompanied by a sense of fear. If the treatment is not timely, the patient will die quickly.