What should kittens and bald children pay attention to when raising fungal tinea capitis?

I believe everyone is familiar with the name "green dysentery". When I was a child, one or two friends always got green dysentery. Moreover, there should be few miliaria caused by fungal infection in society, but with more and more people keeping pets in recent years, more and more miliaria have also been caused. Popular? . It should be noted that children's resistance is weak, and the occurrence of tinea capitis is mainly spread through contact with patients with tinea capitis or sick animals, and the probability of infection under natural conditions is extremely low. Therefore, families with children and pets should pay attention to protecting the close contact between children and pets, and also pay attention to the sanitary conditions of pets!

Herpes, known as tinea capitis, is a highly contagious skin disease caused by many fungi. Tinea capitis can also be classified according to different fungi: favus, tinea alba and tinea nigrum. Pustule: It is caused by pustule bacteria and is more common in rural children. At first, only the hair roots will turn into red pustules. The pustule dries to form a yellow scab, and a plurality of yellow scab-like wounds become thicker after being fused with each other, with a butterfly-shaped depression in the middle and hair passing through the middle. The scar on the yellow scab destroyed the hair follicle and prevented it from growing more hair. Moreover, there will be secondary bacterial infection in the thick yellow scab, which will smell like mouse urine and itch.

White spot: caused by Microsporum wool or Microsporum rust. These bacteria are parasitic on pets for a long time, and it is easy for people to get infected with this disease after close contact with pets. At first, I only saw white spots, which itched a little. The root of the disease has a white bacterial sheath and a broken elephant about 2-4 cm away from the scalp. After treatment, it doesn't look like a boil, leaving no scars.

Tinea nigra: Condyloma acuminatum caused by Trichophyton purpurea and Trichophyton brevis, with the lowest incidence among the three kinds of tinea capitis. At first, the scalp scales were small, and the hair broke close to the skin, showing black spots. The course of the disease is long and the progress is slow, and it will not be cured until adulthood. It is characterized by local suppuration and ulceration, which is the same as tinea alba. Like a boil, it will leave a scar after healing.