Month: September 2019

What is Benign Lymphoreticulosis in Children? Benign lymphoreticulosis is a common infectious disease that is caused by Bartonella Hensel, a gram-negative bacillus from the family Bartoneliaceae – B. henselae. Also, the disease is called felinosis

What is Herpes in Newborns? Herpes in newborns is a severe viral infection that is transmitted to the newborn from a sick mother and provokes serious disorders in the functioning of the brain, liver, lungs

What is Hepatitis A in Children? Hepatitis A is an acute disease with a cyclic course, which is manifested by symptoms of intoxication and impaired liver function, which quickly pass. Hepatitis A, according to the

What is the Plague? Plague is an acute, especially dangerous zoonotic vector-borne infection with severe intoxication and serous-hemorrhagic inflammation in the lymph nodes, lungs and other organs, as well as the possible development of sepsis.