Gas gangrene is a potentially dangerous form of gangrene that rapidly spreads. It is caused by a bacterial infection by the Clostridium bacteria. The bacteria releases toxins that can trigger the death of tissues and the release of gas. Most cases of gangrene develop in cases where open wounds from injuries or surgery are exposed […]
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A post-caesarean wound infection occurs after undergoing a C-section. An infection is typically due to a bacterial infection in the incision site. The usual signs include fever up to 100.5-103 degrees F, low abdominal pain and wound sensitivity. It is vital to start prompt treatment to lessen the risk for complications from the infection. What
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Body lice infestation occurs if lice invades the body and clothing. It is important to note that lice are parasites that feed on human blood particularly in the body, head and pubic region. An infestation is typically spread via close contact with other individuals with poor hygiene or staying in crowded areas. Remember that good
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Head lice are miniature, wingless insects that suck blood. They thrive in the hair on the head and feed on the blood from the scalp. It is important to note that head lice are highly contagious. One can become infected once the insects crawl onto the head. Ways in which head lice spreads include: Sharing
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An armpit rash can appear as bumpy, scaly or red or white in appearance. There are various causes and different treatment options. It is important to note that the armpit is the usual site for irritation. Pinpointing the cause of the rash can help in finding relief. A rash can last for several hours up
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