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Vibrio vulnificus, also known as marine Vibrio, is a halophilic pathogen that exists in the ocean and is widely found in seafood such as oysters, fish, and shrimp
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There are generally two ways of human infection with Vibrio vulnificus: one is wound infection, such as a wound on the skin caused by contact with marine animals carrying Vibrio vulnificus, or caused by being stabbed by marine animals carrying Vibrio vulnificus, as in the report Old man; the second is oral infection, often caused by eating uncooked or raw seafood infected by Vibrio vulnificus
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The probability of occurrence of Vibrio vulnificus infection is low, but once a sudden onset occurs, the progress is rapid
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Typical manifestations are chills, nausea, vomiting, fever, abdominal cramping pain, skin infections and typical skin damage symptoms (redness, pain, bullae, blood blisters, ulcers and pus, severe cases have skin similar to "burn" In severe cases, septic shock, skin and muscle necrosis, and even multiple organ failure may occur.
The mortality rate exceeds 50% if treatment is not timely, and some people are at risk of amputation
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Typical manifestations are chills, nausea, vomiting, fever, abdominal cramping pain, skin infections and typical skin damage symptoms (redness, pain, bullae, blood blisters, ulcers and pus, severe cases have skin similar to "burn" In severe cases, septic shock, skin and muscle necrosis, and even multiple organ failure may occur.
The mortality rate exceeds 50% if treatment is not timely, and some people are at risk of amputation
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1.
Don't eat raw seafood such as oysters.
You should heat it thoroughly before eating.
When the food is heated to above 70°C (center temperature), most of the harmful microorganisms may be killed;
Don't eat raw seafood such as oysters.
You should heat it thoroughly before eating.
When the food is heated to above 70°C (center temperature), most of the harmful microorganisms may be killed;
2.
If you have a wound on your body, try not to touch sea water and seafood, and try to wear shoes when playing on the beach to avoid scratches on the soles of your feet;
If you have a wound on your body, try not to touch sea water and seafood, and try to wear shoes when playing on the beach to avoid scratches on the soles of your feet;
3.
Wear gloves when cleaning seafood.
If you are accidentally stabbed, clean up the wound promptly.
If symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, etc.
occur, seek medical attention immediately, and inform the doctor of your own scratches caused by seafood
.
Wear gloves when cleaning seafood.
If you are accidentally stabbed, clean up the wound promptly.
If symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, etc.
occur, seek medical attention immediately, and inform the doctor of your own scratches caused by seafood
.
