Salmonella infection is a food-borne illness caused by an infection with Salmonella bacteria. Most infections are caused by spread of contaminated food items but may also be spread person-to-person by poor hygiene or mal preparation of food.
Salmonella infection is a food-borne illness caused by an infection with Salmonella bacteria. Most infections are caused by spread of contaminated food items but may also be spread person-to-person by poor hygiene or mal preparation of food.
Symptoms of salmonella infection are:
On average, it takes 12 to 72 hours for the symptoms to develop after the ingestion of an infectious dose of salmonella. These symptoms last for 4 to 7 days and most will recover without treatment. Severe infections and complications may require immediate hospital care.
Diagnosis
Besides the identification of clinical findings, physicians may request for the following tests:
Recommended Management:
Overview and FactsTypes and SymptomsDiagnosis & MedicationsOverview and Facts E-cigarettes (E-CIGS) are cigarette-like smoking devices. It typically includes nicotine and [...]
Overview and FactsTypes and SymptomsDiagnosis & MedicationsOverview and Facts Variola major virus infection is a more severe type of smallpox, [...]
Overview and FactsTypes and SymptomsDiagnosis & MedicationsOverview and Facts Trichinellosis, commonly known as trichinosis, is a parasitic infection caused by [...]
