Streptococcus pyogenes | Streptococcal infection | Structure, pathology and treatment options |usmle
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In this informative video, discover the essential treatment strategies for combating Streptococcus pyogenes infections. Explore the power of antibiotics, the recommended duration of treatment, and supportive measures to ensure a speedy recovery. Learn how to protect your health by understanding the effective approaches to defeat this bacterium.
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Great work, but i hope you add the veterinary importance also to the video
For example, Stereptococcus pyogenes causes (Masititis) in (cow, goat and sheep) which means the inflammation of the udder and causes (stringy, bloody and purulent milk with flakes).
It's diagnosed by very important test known as (California masititis test or CMT) which used to determine somatic cell count in milk and Neutrophils)
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Hello Dear Doctor .i have this problem of many years. I took thees in dentist i think .since that time i feell sick .please what can i do
Great!
Oh my tonsils covered with this bacteria and making too high fever
I have started using amoxicillin
How long does it take to heal?
five to six days
Excellent
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Sir ji mujhe na tonsils ka problem hai aap mujhe ye bta skte hai ke ye bacteria hota kayse hai like kuch khane se hota hai ky?
Tonsillitis is a condition characterized by inflammation and swelling of the tonsils, which are located at the back of the throat. While tonsillitis can be caused by various factors, bacterial infections are one of the primary culprits, particularly group A Streptococcus bacteria (Streptococcus pyogenes).
Here's how bacteria can cause tonsillitis:
1. Bacterial Entry: Bacteria, including Streptococcus pyogenes, can enter the body through the nose and mouth. They are highly contagious and can spread from person to person through respiratory droplets when an infected individual coughs, sneezes, or even talks.
2. Attachment to Tonsil Tissue: Once inside the body, the bacteria can attach themselves to the surface of the tonsils, which have numerous crevices and crypts that can harbor bacteria.
3. Immune Response: The body's immune system recognizes the presence of these bacteria and responds by activating the immune response. Immune cells, particularly white blood cells, try to fight off the infection.
4. Inflammation: As the immune system fights the bacteria, inflammation occurs in the tonsils. This inflammation leads to the characteristic symptoms of tonsillitis, such as sore throat, difficulty swallowing, red and swollen tonsils, fever, and sometimes white or yellow patches on the tonsils.
5. Pus Formation: In some cases, the immune response results in the formation of pus in the tonsils, which can be seen as white or yellow spots on the tonsil surface.
6. Spread of Infection: If left untreated or if the infection is particularly severe, bacteria can spread from the tonsils to other nearby areas, leading to conditions like peritonsillar abscess (collection of pus near the tonsils) or even systemic infections.
It's important to note that while bacterial infections are a common cause of tonsillitis, viral infections, such as those caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (responsible for infectious mononucleosis or "mono") or other respiratory viruses, can also lead to similar symptoms. Determining the exact cause of tonsillitis is crucial for appropriate treatment, which may include antibiotics for bacterial infections or supportive care for viral infections. If you suspect you or someone else has tonsillitis, it is essential to seek medical advice for proper diagnosis and management.
@@animatedbiologywitharpan yes this is what exactly happened to me and i removed my tonsils but i still think those group a streptococcus bacteria are still in my throat and spreading nearby areas also I got a skin infection because of that so what I should do? Is there any cure/ treatment available to get rid of this ?
I'm currently struggling with this. Is it normal for my ears to hurt and my saliva to become so thick that I can't swallow it?
yes these kind of problem can possibly happen. please contact an ENT specialist
bro, I was in doctor today he cleaned it with tincture of iodine , it relifed my pain
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