Staphylococcal Infection.

kovy infection is a bacterial disease caused by staphylococci, which are opportunistic flora and can cause diseases when natural resistance and local immunity are disrupted. Staphylococci can cause various types of diseases, from mild to severe forms, of mixed etiologies and are especially dangerous for children and weakened people.

One of the causes of staphylococcal infection is dysbiosis caused by the widespread use of antibiotics and their excessive use. This leads to disruption of the natural microflora and activation of opportunistic microorganisms, including staphylococci.

Carriage of staphylococci also plays a significant role in the spread of infection. Carriers can be either permanent or temporary, and are characterized by widespread distribution among healthy and sick people.

The clinical course of staphylococcal infection can be varied and depends on the form of the disease and the presence of microbial associations. Staphylococci can cause diseases such as sepsis, pneumonia, meningitis, abscesses of internal organs, enterocolitis, endocarditis, gynecological diseases, staphylococcal infection with scarlet-like syndrome, purulent-inflammatory diseases of the skin and soft tissues, etc.

In children, staphylococcal infection can manifest itself in severe forms and a tendency to generalize the process. The highest incidence of sepsis in newborns.

The use of antibiotics for prophylactic purposes does not protect against purulent-septic diseases, but can contribute to the colonization of hospital strains of microbes, which are characterized not only by high virulence, but also by invasiveness. Limiting the use of antibiotics to strict indications may lead to a decrease in antibiotic resistance of staphylococci.

Thus, staphylococcal infection is a serious bacterial disease caused by opportunistic microorganisms that can be activated when natural resistance and local immunity are disrupted. It is important to limit the use of antibiotics and strengthen preventative measures to prevent the infection from spreading and becoming severe.