The fear of pet dogs is spreading in American society. Large and small dogs can at least give the most injured injuries and most deadly injuries to the victims. Many people who have bad experiences with dogs somewhere in their lives are trying to avoid large dogs and dogs breeding for attack purposes such as Pitbulls, Doverman Pinchars, Rottweiler . However, although these varieties are very intimidating and should be observed carefully, most people are not extensively aware that far more harmless appearance animals can hurt. This pet is a cat.
Cats look like cute creatures that can not cause any harm, but cats can become fatal. Due to the small size of cats, we can not bear the same traumatic injuries as dogs can do. But cats can give people a very serious illness.
Cat scratch disease (better known as cat scratch fever) generally begins as a benign infection caused by intracellular bacteria Bartonella. Depending on the type of bacteria and the physical condition of the individual suffering from the disease, it may resolve itself within a few days or turn into a blood infection requiring hospitalization.
Scratch disease of a cat is transmitted to humans when a cat scars or bites. Kittens are highly likely to carry this disease, but adult cats can also convey it.
Symptoms of disease
There are two kinds of symptoms of this disease. They may be classic symptoms or atypical symptoms. The cat 's scratch fever appears as a soft, swollen lymph node at first. There may be papules at the site of infection. The point of caution when cats chewed or deeply hurt is as follows.
o Fever
o Headache
o Chills
o Back pain
o Abdominal pain
Typical forms of disease
Symptom development of these diseases affects various organ systems,
o Bacterial vasculitis - skin lesion
o Interstitial urticaria - liver and spleen dysfunction
Acute encephalopathy - Systemic dysfunction of the brain
o Optic neuritis - retinal dysfunction and neuropathy
Peronia syndrome - It affects lymph nodes near the ears, white in the eyes
Pet owners are in charge of aggressive animals that may be carrying disease. For details on the cat scratch disease and the legal liability associated with the infection, please contact the Des Moines Regional Lawyers.
