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What is the size of the inoculum for Treponema pallidum? This is the bacteria that causes syphilis. I have searched high and low for this darn answer and can't find it anywhere. The size of inoculum means how many single bacteria it takes to transmit the disease. Any help and references to the site you found it in will be greatly appreciated! try T pallidum is inoculated via 1 of the routes described above. The infectious dose varies from patient to patient, but in rabbits as few as 4 treponemes can establish infection. 17 Within hours to days, spirochetes disseminate from the local inoculation site via the bloodstream and lymphatics. Lesions will appear once 107 organisms per gram of tissue have been achieved. 17 The incubation period varies, depending on the inoculum size. |
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syphilis would usually present with one large sore called a primary chancre, but is curable with penicillin. Get checked out by a doctor. ...In the US: Incidence of primary and secondary syphilis was about 100,000 cases in 1940, prior to the introduction of antibiotics. T pallidum is sensitive to the penicillins and is easily treatab... let your Dr know this right away i think they will need to give you and antibiotic before you deliver then all will be OK ...Maybe it was passed to you at birth from your mom, that can happen. Or: "On rare occasions, syphilis enters the body through openings in the skin, such as cuts and scrapes, or even through ... You could have a boil or some kind of hair bump. ...That is inspirational. Right up there with the Wonky Trolley Wheel Supermarket Conspiracy, and the One Shoe Left By Side Of Road Alien Abduction plot. And bagels and funnels go perfectly together. ... i suggest you contact one of the following. They SHOULD be helpfull in your quest. National Women's Health Information Center (NWHIC) at 800-994-WOMAN CDC Info, HHS Phone: (800) CDC-I... Go to your health department and explain your fears and what you went through. They'll take it from there. My niece went through that. A very pretty young girl, thought she had syphilis ... |
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