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Gonorrhoea

G onorrhoea  is a sexually transmitted disease (STD) caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae , a Gram negative diplococcus. (Prof. ABM Abdulllah) or Gonorrhoea is an infection of the mucous membrane of genitourinary tract caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae. (Prof.P.C Das) Incubation period : 2-10 days(Sir Stainly Davidson) or 2-8 days (P.C. Das) or 2-5 days (Chauhan & Mitagupta) Miasmatic cleavage : Acute phase of sycotic miasmatic disorder. Clinical feature : In males: The infection first starts in the anterior urethra and gradually and spreads to prostaste, urinary bladder and epididymis. Due to involvement of these organs different feature will develop 2- days after sexual contact. The feature are billow- ü   Dysuria( painful or difficult urination )due to prostritis, frequency and burning micturation (burning sensation in the urethra) ü   Urethral discharge-copious, mucopurulent or purulent (white or greenish yellow or yelow discharge from urethra), whic...
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Dysentery

Definition : The term "dysentery" means frequent passage of loose stools with blood, pus and mucus associated with tenesmus [ Tenesmus  refers especially to ineffectual( নিষ্ফল ) and painful straining( জড়াইয়া ধরা,  জাপটাইয়া ধরা,  জোরে টানা ) for an extended time. Straining to defecate ( মলত্যাগ করা ) is called rectal  tenesmus ; straining to urinate is called vesical tenesmus . ] Classification : A. Bacillary dysentery (Shigellosis: Sh.dysenteriae, flexneri, boydii, sonnei) B. Amoebic dysentery(Entamoeba histolytica) A. Bacillary dysentery (Shigellosis: Sh.dysenteriae, flexneri, boydii, sonnei) : Aetiology : Incubation period: 1-7 days Causative agents the Shigellae are classified into four subgroups A, B, C and D due to their different antigenic and biohemical properties.  However, the four important species are Sh. Dysenteriae, Sh.Flexneri, Sh.Sonnei.  There are 40 serotypes for 4 species.  All these liberate endotoxin[ a toxin th...

Best Benefits of Figs or Anjeer

March 6, 1:03 PM Best Benefits of Figs or Anjeer The health benefits of figs or anjeer include its use as a treatment for sexual dysfunction, constipation, indigestion, piles, diabetes, cough, bronchitis, and asthma. It is also used as a quick and healthy way to gain weight back after suffering through an illness. Figs are seasonal fruits that are found in the western parts of Asia, but dried figs are available almost everywhere, at any point during the year. The fig tree is a member of mulberry family. The health benefits of figs come from the presence of minerals, vitamins and fiber contained in the fruit. Figs contain a wealth of beneficial nutrients, including vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, calcium, iron, phosphorus, manganese, sodium, potassium and chlorine. Health benefits of Figs A few of the health benefits derived from figs include… Prevention of constipation:  There are 5 grams of fiber in every three-fig serving. That high concentration of fi...

Introduction to Virus and Viral diseases

On the basis of type of nucleic acid : Classification Example DNA viruses Poxvirus Herpes virus Adenovirus Papova virus Parvo virus RNA viruses Myxo virus Rhabdo virus Corona virus Picorna virus Toga virus Arena virus Reo virus Retro virus On the basis of strandedness : Classification Example Double stranded Hepatits B virus Herpes simplex virus Small pox virus Rota virus Adenovirus (all DNA viruses except parvo virus) Single sranded Hepatits A virus Polio virus Dengue virus( Aedes aegypti ) Influenza virus Measles virus (all RNA virus except reo virus) On the basis of presence of envelop : Classification Example Wnveloped virus Hepatitis B virus Herpes simplex virus Small pox virus Non-enveloped virus Hepatits A virus Rota virus Polio virus ...

Introduction to Bacteriology

Bacteriology Morphological classification : Division Sub Division Examples Causative diseases Cocci Monococcus (they remain single)   Diplococcus (they remain double)   Streptococcus( they remain in chain)        1.        S.pyogenes     2.        S.pneumoniae     3.        S.bovis     4.        S. agalactiae     5.        S. suis     6.        S. mutans     7.        S. sanguinis     8.        S. mitis     ·          pharyngitis ...