What is the prevention for Bacillary Angiomatosis?
There are no known specific preventive measures for bacillary angiomatosis. However, general preventive measures for avoiding infection with Bartonella bacteria include:
- Avoiding contact with cats, especially stray or feral cats, and avoiding being scratched or bitten by cats.
- Practicing good hygiene, such as washing hands with soap and water after contact with cats or other animals, and after gardening or working in soil.
- Avoiding contact with soil or water that may be contaminated with animal feces.
- If you have any open wounds or sores, keep them clean and covered to prevent infection.
- Practicing safe sex, as Bartonella bacteria can also be transmitted through sexual contact.
- Seeking prompt medical attention if you have any symptoms of bacillary angiomatosis, such as skin lesions, fever, chills, or malaise.
Heart Disease - Related Articles
- Would a colonoscopy be ordered after complications from gastric bypass?
- How to Professionally Finish a Belly Cast
- How to Treat Autism With Acupuncture
- Is it true that you can grow if a tooth is extracted?
- HOW DOE LEUKEMIA EFFECT BRAIN?
- How many hours do orthodontists work?
- What Are the Treatments for Cervical Spondylosis?