Recently, a rare disease called Brucellosis, caused by bacteria capable of infecting both animals and humans, afflicted a young girl hailing from Kerala.
In Kadakkal, Kollam, a seven-year-old student has been diagnosed with Brucellosis, a bacterial infection that can be transmitted from animals to humans. The girl was admitted to the hospital after experiencing severe symptoms such as high fever, elevated platelet count, and facial swelling. Subsequent tests confirmed the presence of the bacterial infection.
The symptoms of brucellosis can manifest at any time ranging from a few days to several months following the initial infection. These signs and symptoms bear resemblance to those of the flu and consist of
Brucellosis symptoms may intermittently vanish for weeks or months before resurfacing. Some individuals develop chronic brucellosis, enduring symptoms for years, even after receiving treatment. Persistent signs and symptoms may encompass
Brucellosis can be avoided by implementing the following precautions
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