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Pneumonia Bacteria
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Pneumonia Bacteria
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Pneumonia is not communicable, but the bacteria which causes it is, and may develop differently in the person who catches it.
Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs . It is caused by viruses,bacteria, and or fungi. we usually treat it with antibiotics. But a lot of people die from this infection. Look here for more information: http://www.emedicinehealth.com/bacte...
Streptococcus pneumoniae or pneumococcus bacteria is the most common reason people come down with pneumonia. Bacteria that causes pneumonia is usually found in the fluid of the mouth or nose of the affected person.
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it can be a bacteria or a virus depending on what kind of pneumonia it is
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If the doctor prescribed you the correct antibiotic and you are taking it correctly you should be feeling better in two to three days but the bacteria that causes the pneumonia won't be gone for at least 7-8 days. Make sure that you take al...
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You didn't give me much to work with, so I'm giving you all of my suggestions if you are 15 - 95 years old! Depends on a variety of things.... I assume you got put on antibiotics for it... so a few days after you start them (and take them p...
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Yes, Legionella can be the trigger for pneumonia, and this is very dangerous when acquired. In fact, around 28 per cent of patients with Legionella caused pneumonia dies. I guess that you already knew that Legionella was something to stay a...
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Although the body has an advanced system for getting rid of potentially harmful substances that make their way into the lungs, it is not perfect. In some cases, so many bacteria get into the lungs that they simply overwhelm the defense syst...
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Bacterial pneumonia is treated with antibiotics (see Antibiotics and Pneumonia). When these medications are prescribed, they should be taken exactly as prescribed and for the entire period, even when you start to feel better. If you stop ta...
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Available data clearly suggest that HIV-infected patients have an increased risk of developing bacterial pneumonia. In the 1993 CDC classification system, recurrent pneumonia (2 or more episodes in 1 year) is defined as a category C (AIDS-i...
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