# 10 Chagas Disease [aka American trypanosomiasis]
The last kiss, it can be the kiss of death." This parasitic disease is transmitted through the bug "Triatominae, also known as "Kissing Bugs". There is a small child who wandered the streets at night to feed the people, and they also enjoyed doing in the surrounding area. This can be a terrible infection of the pest is infected by a parasite that is known as the "Trypanosoma cruzi", which is excreted with their feces. It is noteworthy that the disease has different stages, and every one of them, which can lead to death. If you are successful in the initial acute phase, which lasts for a few weeks or a few months... the heart or the brain may be infected with a parasite that can lead to death. However, if you only have mild symptoms of a disease, it will be in the chronic phase, which can take many months or years, This may lead to sudden death, and the loss of the heart or digestive system.
# 9 Dengue fever
Dengue fever, which has been identified in more than 110 countries, and is a mosquito-borne disease mosquito-transmitted by the "Aedes aegypti", is a mosquito native to tropical and sub-tropical regions. Typically, the virus is fatal, and the main symptoms are that of the flu, such as fever and headache, as well people recover in about a week. But for some, it can be deadly, as the state is famous for: "the Serious dengue hemorrhagic fever" or "dengue shock syndrome". This may cause abdominal pain, bleeding, stool, chewing gum, and the nose of the leakage of the plasma and, therefore, the death penalty.
# 8 Rabies
Every year, people get the anti-rabies vaccination of wild animals in the park. Why is one of the reasons why it is important, and so is a friend of nature. While there are treatments available to get you to your senses, and time is not on your side when it comes to contracting rabies. The incubation period can range from one week to one year, however, the symptoms are very noticeable, and if the virus has fallen into the nervous system... this may take at least 10 working days to kill a person. You could be suffering from hallucinations, stroke, insomnia, and bred to the point of death. In these sufferings, it is that no one is exposed to.
#7 Cerebrovascular diseases (aka stroke]
Also known as a "Brainstorming session". A stroke occurs when there is a lack of oxygen, blood, and nutrients to the brain, which can cause a lot of damage. Across the world, approximately million to 6 million people will die from the disease every year. Some of the common symptoms that lead to a stroke, or are weakness in the parts of the body, balance, the loss or impairment of vision, even though they will vary depending on the subtype of ischemic stroke. Even though many of them have survived the effects of a stroke, or just in some kind of disability, and many of the others were out of luck, and they died within a few minutes of a heart attack.
# 6 Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
These bacteria are said to be a "super-bug", which is the medical experts scratching their heads, also known as oxacillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus" or the "CAUSE". It is the cause of many infections in the body, and they are very difficult to treat due to resistance to certain antibiotics all the time. It can enter the body through the nose, using tissue, and the effects of its influence can be tragic. It all starts with a simple-to-skin, the infection is usually treated. However, some strains of MRSA are associated with the community, which can lead to serious illness and death. However, some of the symptoms that may appear to be boiling, and features pine cones, may require surgical drainage. At the same time, infectious diseases of the vital organs may occur, which ultimately leads to a deadly disease.
#5 Cholera
To quench your thirst for the migration of contaminated water can lead to dehydration and death. The thing is, if you get this, the little bowel disease (IBD). While it is possible for some patients, and in places with poor sanitation, food and water are available, there is a high probability of human infection with feces containing the bacteria, which is also known as the "Vibrio cholerae;". If left untreated, cholera can lead to a lot of painful signs and symptoms, to begin with, diarrhea, as well as leg cramps, nausea, vomiting, and shock. However, it is in the most difficult cases, such as diarrhea, can lead to extreme dehydration and just two hours after infection, and from there, if they are left untreated, it can kill within a matter of hours. Because dehydration can be the cause of blue skin, some have been referred to as the " Blue screen of Death."
# 4 meningococcal disease
Meningococcal infection and is transmitted through saliva, sometimes very long, and is in close contact with someone who already has it. Created by a species of bacteria in the name of glory, in the name of his disease, it can lead to symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and joint pain, even if they are, in essence, depends on the specific infection, and he was infected with it. In severe cases, meningococcal infection develops meningococcal meningitis, which can lead to the death penalty, even if the person is infected, the taking of antibiotics. Another furnace, the fate of the... "meningococcal sepsis", and when the body's tissues and organs are affected by the bacterial toxin, and the flow of blood poisoning. This is the amputation of the right, at the same time, in the worst case, it resulted in his death.
#3 Bubonic Plague
Probably the reason for the" Black Death, the plague is estimated to have killed around 45-50 million people in the middle Ages. It's hard to imagine a more disastrous event, but it's even more surprising is that the main source of the bacteria that cause the plague is a flea. The after the bite of an infected person, their sites and the nodes will be affected. The infection can spread through the blood, also known as Septic plague", or in the lungs, known as pulmonary plague", and can be fatal. The symptoms of the bubonic plague can occur up to a week after infection, and the infected person has passed away, and within 24 hours, and if the antibiotic is given and the appropriate precautions should be taken.
# 2 of Necrotizing Fasciitis [aka the meat-eating disorder]
Popular, from a layman's point of view, as a "Flesh-eating bacteri a Syndrome," this is one of the bacteria whose infection can rapidly spread in the whole of the body, like a forest fire. Even though it is rarely used by physical contact, it usually refers to the organisms that are already present in our bodies. This is bad enough, an infected person may experience flu-like symptoms such as redness, blisters, and the brake fluid within the next 24 hours. It is seldom, a skin infection, but some of you savvy a sense of antibiotiklərlə of treatment may be to remove the infected tissue. However, if the bacteria is present, it is so deep in the tissue, which, however, the early signs are not visible, and the infection is not treated in a period After death, and as you come through the door, and in a very short period. Before we can uncover the top pick, here is some honorable or in this case, defamatory notes.
#1 Ebola Virus Disease [aka Ebola]
This is a viral hemorrhagic fever, Ebola, which is caused by a virus, it is based on an average mortality rate of 50%. Yayilmaqla of the body and substances that may be in contact with the body fluids is one of the symptoms that start with a fever of between two days and three weeks after exposure. Was, even though stringent measures have been taken to contain the virus, particularly as a result of a series of distribution in the second half of the 20th century, Ebola, is still highly contagious. It is so contagious as that of the medical profession, which has been demanding protests since the beginning of the disease, even when wearing protective clothing. There are no vaccines available to combat Ebola in 2016, however, the greatest eruption occurred just a few years ago. Then, at the end of 2013, an outbreak in West Africa has resulted in 11,315 people are becoming victims of this viral infection.
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