SYMPTOMS AND CURE FOR BACTERIAL INFECTION

SYMPTOMS AND CURE FOR BACTERIAL INFECTION

Introduction

Bacterial infections are caused by small, single-cell organisms called bacteria that invade the body.  

Bacterial infections occur when bacteria enter your body. Once in your body they increase in number. This causes an immune reaction in your body.

SYMPTOMS

Anyone can develop a bacterial infection and can infect every area of the body like the bladder, brain, intestines, lungs, and skin.

1. Itching and irritation in and around the ear

2. feeling tired

3. Fever

4. Several headache or neck stiffness

4. Persistent cough, or coughing up pus or blood

5. Runny or stuffy nose

6. Sore throat

7. vomiting

TYPES 

The symptoms of a bacterial infection depend on the location of your infection and the type of bacteria involved.

1. Skin Pain

This is common with bacterial infections. You can experience skin pain with a bacterial infection of skin.

A lung infection can cause pain when breathing and you can feel abdominal (stomach) pain with an intestinal (or bowel) infection.

2. Kidney Infection

Internal organs can become inflamed and swollen. While you can't see it, you may feel pain or other effects in these areas.

3. Unexplained Skin Redness Or Swelling

You may notice redness or swelling on parts of the body that you can see, such as the skin, throat, or ears.

4. Blood Infections

Any severe or untreated bacterial infection can trigger an exaggerated immune response called sepsis. This condition can lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and death.

5. Meningitis (Brain) Infection

This is an infection surrounding the brain, can impair your concentration.

CAUSES

Anyone can get sick when exposed to bacteria. But, having a weakened immune system puts you at a higher risk of severe bacterial infections.

1. Eating or drinking contaminated food or water.

2. Touching dirty surfaces and then touching your eyes, nose, or mouth.

3. Breathing in droplets from an infected person. Inhaling the drop of sick person

SOLUTION

* Practice good hygiene by washing your hands and covering a cough.

* Follow food safety rules

* Get vaccinated