Brucellosis

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Brucellosis is a disease characterized by damage to the activity of internal organs, locomotor system, nervous system. The disease can be transmitted to humans through infected animal products, milk and meat, as well as through the fur and skin of the animal.

The latent period of brucellosis is 6-30 days and can occur in different cases. In some cases, the body temperature is 38-40 ^oRises to C. The patient complains of severe pain in the joints and muscles, general weakness. Various tumors appear in the lymph nodes and joints of the body. The first sign of the disease is a rapid rise in body temperature, which makes the patient shiver due to a strong fever. As the disease also affects a person’s nervous system, the patient’s mood will change. Headaches, tension, memory loss occur as additional symptoms. The patient's skin may be mostly yellow or pale. In addition, various rashes are observed on the skin. The symptoms of the disease gradually worsen and the general condition of the person can become very severe.

Treatment of brucellosis

Now when it comes to the treatment of this disease, patients should be treated in a hospital under the strict supervision of a doctor. In this case, complex measures are taken to eliminate or eliminate the pathogen from the body. The disease can not be treated independently at home!

As with all cases, appropriate precautions should be taken to prevent this from happening. And this work will greatly contribute to the prevention of the disease in practice. It is important to follow the rules of hygiene and proper management in the prevention of the disease.

At the same time, milk and dairy products, as well as meat of animals infected with brucellosis should not be used for food. Most importantly, animals can be vaccinated against brucellosis. The risk of contracting the disease is also much higher from animal products that have not passed veterinary inspection.

It is also recommended to boil the milk well, cook the meat and then consume it.

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