Eosinophilia Tropical

Infectious diseases are considered an ancient disease belonging to the infectious group. They can occur as a result of penetration due to the affected area of ​​​​the skin or become the consequences of a general infection. They are divided into mucous, ocular and somatic types. Infectious diseases include diseases such as influenza, typhoid fever, syphilis, plague and others. African diseases are among the most pressing today. A specific type of infection is called “tropical”. This disease is transmitted through a certain group of infectious forms, among which eosinophilic tropical infection is isolated.

Eosinophilic tropical infection

This disease received this name because of the main signs that determine its symptoms, namely: pallor of the skin surface and the presence of eosinophia. It belongs to the class of protozoal or parasitic infections. Its causative agent is a protozoan (Eochinospira), which belongs to the family Kinetopsazzoa. This parasite is considered to be a disease that accompanies the presence of an infection called trypanosomiasis. This protozoan is considered a carrier of the so-called blood virus. The carrier of this disease is tsetse. The main route of entry for this parasite is direct, when the skin is treated with the saliva of this fly. A person contains a single dangerous parasite - the causative agent of the disease, called the coccobacillary part. It can be pathogenic, that is, it can cause an infectious disease. At the first stage, infection occurs on the skin, resulting in the formation of