Klebsiella is a microorganism in the form of a stick, which for years parasitizes in different parts of a healthy organism - in the intestines, on the skin and mucous membranes without causing harm. It begins to cause dangerous infectious diseases only in the presence of a number of emerging causes. There are seven Klebsiella species.
Klebsiella in the nose and in the throat
Klebsiella, affecting the respiratory system - nose and throat, are called klebsiella ozena and klebsiella rinoskleromy. Klebsiella ozena is also called the "Abel-Levenberg wand", and the klebsiella of rhinoscleroma is a rod of rhinoscleroma or a "Frish-Volkovitch stick". They are present in the mucosa of the upper respiratory tract. A characteristic sign of the presence of klebsiella ozone is a fetid runny nose. It arises because of the secretion of a purulent secret, which, drying up, is transformed into crusts with a very unpleasant odor. They clog the airways in the nose. Also klebsiella ozens cause chronic diseases in the larynx, trachea, pharynx.
Klebsiella rhinoscleroma causes such chronic infectious diseases as scleroma, rhinoscleroma (the appearance of nodules in the nasal mucosa and upper respiratory tract). Klebsiella rhinoskleromy cause chronic inflammatory processes of the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract, bronchi with the formation of clusters, which then turn into scars. Klebsiella rhinoskleromi are found in nodules, where they focus both inside and outside the cells.
Klebsiella treatment in the nose and throat
Klebsiella is very resistant to the action of various antibiotics and is difficult to treat, and for this reason, for the treatment of Klebsiella in the nose and throat, antibiotics of a wide spectrum of action are prescribed:
- Levomycetin;
- Ampicillin;
- Doxycycline;
- Ammoxicillin (Gramox);
- Amicacin;
- Fluimutsil and others.
Also in the treatment of bacteriophages , which act on the bacteria Klebsiella. Although they are slower and weaker antibiotics, they have no contraindications.
Treatment klebsiella folk remedies
Klebsiella can be treated with folk remedies - infusions of herbs:
- yarrow ;
- bark of aspen;
- kidneys of pine and birch.
Also helps decoctions of carnations and morsels from:
- black radish;
- apricot.
In the diet, you need to include apples and cranberries in any form.
It must be remembered that people's remedies are not resorted to independently, but after examination, diagnosis and appointment of a course of therapy by a doctor.