1. Erysipelas incubation
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The erysipelas by streptococci, which are transferred by contact, causes. The incubation period of erysipelas is 7-14 days. One symptom is a red rash flammenförmiger. The erysipelas by streptococci, ...

2. Typhus incubation period
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Typhus is an infectious disease caused by abortion, lubricating infection, infection of dirt, water and food can be transferred. The pathogens are Salmonella typhi. The incubation period is 7-28 days. ...

3. Tuberculosis incubation
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Tuberculosis is transmitted by droplet infection. The incubation period of tuberculosis is about 30 days. Most are covered by the tuberculosis infect the lungs. The causative agent of tuberculosis ...

4. Trichinosis incubation
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The incubation period of trichinosis is 3-5 days. Antecken can be viewed by the meat of infected pigs. The pathogens are trichinosis trichinosis. The trichinae are nematodes. The incubation period ...

5. Rabies incubation period
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Rabies is a bite a sick animal. The incubation period of rabies is 8 days to 8 months. The causative agent of rabies are the Lyssaviren. After the incubation period are the first flu-like symptoms. ...

6. Syphilis incubation
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The disease is controlled by the syphilis pathogen Treponema pallidum is triggered. The infection is via contact or through sexual intercourse. The incubation period of syphilis is 21 days. Syphilis ...

7. Scarlet incubation
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The incubation period for scarlet fever is 2-7 days. Scarlet Fever is triggered by streptococci. The spread by droplet infection and smear infection. Scarlet fever often occurs in children. Usually ...

8. Soft chancre incubation
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Soft chancre is through contact or sexual intercourse transferred. The incubation period of the soft chancre is 2-7 days. The causative agent of soft chancre called Haemophilus ducreyi. The correct ...

9. Ruhr incubation
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The disease is controlled by the dysentery pathogen Entamoeba histolytica causes. Does the distribution of pathogens through contact, food, flying and miscarriage. The incubation period of the Ruhr ...

10. Rubella incubation period
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Rubella are transmitted by droplet infection. The incubation period for rubella is 13-21 days. Rubella is highly contagious. The pathogen is a rubella virus. Everyone can get rubella, only 1x, that's ...

11. Ringel rubella incubation period
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Ringel Rubella Rubella is like a children's disease. Rubella is ringed by the pathogen causing parvovirus B 19 and spreads through droplet infection. The incubation period of the disease rubella ...

12. Smallpox incubation period
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The incubation period of smallpox is 7-17 days. The pox are caused by Orthopoxviren, known as the pox viruses. It is a very serious infectious disease. The incubation period of smallpox is 7-17 ...

13. Incubation period of brucellosis
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The symptoms of brucellosis are nausea, fever, headache, night sweats. The disease can be in humans and in animals may occur. The incubation period of brucellosis is 14-21 days. So it is quite a long ...

14. AIDS incubation period
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The cause of AIDS is the HIV virus. The HIV virus is transmitted through body fluids such as blood, semen, breast milk and Vaginalsekret transferred. The incubation period of AIDS is very long and is ...

15. Diphtheria incubation
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The incubation period of diphtheria is only 1-7 days. The infection routes are infectious droplets, laundry or touching. The Diphtheria is very contagious. The clinical picture of diphtheria is very ...

16. Pfeiffer glandular fever incubation period
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The Pfeiffer glandular fever is also known as glandular fever Pfeiffersches means. The transfer of Pfeiffer glandular fever carried by droplet infection or saliva. The incubation period is 4-7 with ...

17. Typhus incubation period
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The spotted fever by Rickettsia prowazeki the virus causes. The contagion is via head lice, clothes lice, ticks, mites or fleas. The incubation period of the spotted fever is 10-14 days. The spotted ...

18. Influenza incubation period
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The incubation period of flu or influenza is usually 1-2 days. The group is characterized by various influenza viruses. There are many different types of flu. Each year, bringing new flu virus appears. ...

19. Whooping cough incubation period
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The whooping cough is an infectious disease. The incubation period of pertussis is 7-14 days. After the incubation period, the following symptoms: flu-like symptoms, severe cough and colds. The whooping ...

20. Polio incubation
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The children will be paralyzed by polio viruses. Can be infected by infectious grease and dirt infection. The incubation period of poliomyelitis is 6-20 days. The Polio Poliomyelitis is correct. The ...