What is necrotizing fasciitis vector?
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I am not sure what you are asking exactly but a vector is an amimal or an insect that transmits the pathogen responsible for the necrotizing fasciitis. Think of it as a vehicle the germ travels on.
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A good description may be found here:\nhttp://www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/default5.asp?VName=TROJ_ROING.A
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neosporin with pain killer in it
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It's a sign of necrosis [death] of the tissue, and may also be an infection. Go to your doctor for debridement [removal of the dead tissue], and antibiotic therapy.
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See;  Guillain-Barre.com, also check into  nih.gov (National Institute on Health), &  cdc.gov  .  Rapid onset weakness, sometimes paralyzing legs, arms, face, breathing muscles or, creating strage sensations in those areas.  It's not known what causes it.  I'm a Nurse though I no longer work....I've seen one case of it myself. I renewed my info on it at the above websites.
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Necrotic tissue is tissue that is "rotting", or already rotted. Not a good thing to have.
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to counteract any venoumous sting or bite
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i just found what i think are cold sores on my mouth, and my sister recommended abreva. Its a freaking rip off, about $20 for2 grams of the stuff, but it made it stop hurting already (its been like half an hour!)
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Yes, they still get it.  As long as there are germs/bacteria, there will always be something out there that will be antibiotic resistant that can kill us.  And there will always be something.  Bacteria constantly mutate to survive.  People don't wash their hands enough and touch all kinds of things they shouldn't.  I know sometimes you can get a flesh eating bacteria (Necrotizing Fasciitis) just from bumping your leg on something and getting a cut that is so small that you pay no attention to it.  If it's infected with the Necrotizing Fasciitis, it will eat into your flesh so quickly that you can lose 1 pound of flesh or more an hour if untreated.
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Hi Unicorn, you have to be very careful with infections especially cellulitis.  Definitely having procedures done can flare up an existing infection that is laying dormant.  You shouldn't ever have work like that done unless the infection is 100% gone, and since you said it's recurrent, maybe you need a very strong antibiotic or possibly an Iv one.  The infection now may be recurring due to the work you have had done.  I know you said you have having work done to conform your skin tone, who is doing the work? Is it a surgeon or qualified doctor?  Are they aware of the infection problems you are having?
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ITS DICLOFENAC. THIS IS A STRONG PAIN KILLER
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it is a seriuos surgery, and a serious desease which spreads very fast if not treated. whay do you want to do it at home? please be smarter and get professional help.  no surgeon would be able to tell you how to do it by mail or through yahoo answer.\n\nGangrene is the medical term for death of tissue (necrosis) in part of the body. It's a serious condition that requires immediate medical care. There are several types of gangrene. Symptoms depend on the location and cause of the gangrene. A doctor may confirm a diagnosis by signs and symptoms. Additional tests, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and computerized tomography (CT), may be needed to determine the extent of the gangrene. Treatment depends on the underlying cause. But treatment can't revive dead tissue. Surgery or amputation often is needed to remove dead tissue.
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It's the flesh-eating virus.  Get your leg amputated immediately!  J/K  I get little patches of the same thing on occasion just under my armpits.  I just apply a little Vaseline cream, and it clears up in a day or two.  No pain, no itching or irration.  Just a little strange.
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Its called barbicide, it is some form of antiseptic/ sterilising solution
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"The high larvicidal effect of Bacillus sphaericus (Bs), a mosquito control agent, originates from the presence of a binary toxin (Bs Bin) composed of two proteins (BinA and BinB) that work together to lyse gut cells of susceptible larvae."
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Well the reason you didn't find anything is because the word is rhabdomyolsis. Not labdo. It's an expedited degeneration of the muscle tissue. Statin drugs like Lipitor in a small population are known to have this side effect although I've yet to witness it for myself.
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It is hard to diagnose this, with this little bit of information. It appears that it is a blister. It may have been caused by a burn that you were unaware of, insect bite, allergic reaction to something you contacted or a wide variety of other possibilities. The fact that it is a water filled blister, tells me that the immune response is intact. This is the bodys way of forming, if you will, a protective padded bandaide. This fluid filled sack prevents harmful invaders, like dirt and germs to enter the damaged tissue. It also works to heal. The fluid is filled with many healing substances, that come to the rescue of the damaged tissue. The danger is when the blister is broken. One should never deliberately break a blister. However, if the blister breaks, one should keep the area clean and protected. Neosporin is a good antibiotic ointment to would very similar to the bodys response. It will prevent infection and promote healing. Cover the area with a sterile bandage. You never want to put a dry bandage on a seeping wound, because the fluid will dry on the badage and then pull the healed tissue off when you remove the bandage. If you have done this, soak the wound & bandage in clean & warm water for 20 minutes, then slowly remove the bandage, it should come off without pain or damage. Look for signs and or symptoms of infeaction. Reddness, swelling, pain, green drainage, increased warmth to area or unexplained fever. If the wound gets worse each day, or it not showing signs of healing with a week or 10 days. If there is any loss of functioning, like numbness, etc ...seek medical assistance at once.