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darklord of anime · 2006-05-15, 03:38

necrotizing fasciitis is a bacterial infection of the deeper skin layers, it's edo toxins luqifi flesh, it's a rare infection cuased by several different types of bacteria,Group A streptococcus, Vibrio vulnificus, Clostridium perfringens, Bacteroides fragilis), of which Group A streptococcus is the most common cause. the infection ocassionally starts with strepp throat. the contracted host must suffer minor truama, however infection can also came from pedicures as well, .
sometimes the site of truama is non aparant and can even be from surgery, given birth, or a freindly punch in the arm.

the bacteria lives on your skin, the same thing that cuases: strepp throat, bronchitis, and the subject.

the flesh eating bacteria is Group A streptococcus, Vibrio vulnificus, Clostridium perfringens, Bacteroides fragilis.

Trauma of some type (however slight) will probably have occurred (cut, bruise, scratch, surgery).

Victim begins to feel an annoying discomfort in the general region of the trauma (in the case of NNFF co-founder Donna, she felt the type of pain one feels after working out a little too hard in her upper arm, the day after getting a small cut on her finger).

The pain described gets worse, the area more tender. This is one of the major things to keep in mind. The pain one feels is out of proportion to the injury.

Flu-like symptoms occur, such as vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, general malaise, weakness, muscle pain, and fever.

Tissue is swollen and there may or may not be redness noted. The area will feel hot to the touch, and very painful.

Conditions continue to worsen.

Urination becomes less frequent (as the system dehydrates)

Blood pressure drops severely, and heartbeat is rapid.

A sunburn type rash may appear over the entire body, due to toxins released from the bacteria. This may or may not be present.

Large, dark boil-like blister(s) may or may not form in the affected area

Toxic shock can ensue as the body's organs shut down.

any questions?

Ending · 2006-05-15, 05:55

Wikipedia has an article about this too:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flesh-eating_disease

Lost · 2006-05-15, 10:08

Hmmm yes. Why post this?

Dhomochevsky · 2006-05-15, 10:17

Wow...
did you know, falling from 20m height onto the street might let you end up with shattered bones and internal wounds?

Also sometimes if you land upside down, your skull could crack, causing serious damages to your brain.

And on top of that, you will most likely bite your tounge!!!

any questions?

x_Kotori_x · 2006-05-15, 16:32

I am just curious to why you made a thread about this? o.o

Lexander · 2006-05-15, 16:41

Yes I'm actually in the state of body organ shutdown and I was just looking for some pointers on how to not let that happen.

I've got the 'friend punched in arm' one.

Thanks in advance.

darklord of anime · 2006-05-15, 17:44

um you do know that wikipedia is wrote by different people right? it's not very dependable, and if your only going to joke around about something serious then don't post.

Superchop · 2006-05-15, 19:14

Yes...this is a serious thing...but then again so is Aids, Lupus and countless other diseases. Why is this one any better or "worth" talking about more then all the other diseases?

If you want to discuss this...then you should really put more into the first post then just some info followed by "any questions?" You should've stated your opinion on the matter and/or how it's affecting the human population.

Cause right about now this thread is about as usefull as any other news/medical site that already has this info and more.

Catgirls · 2006-05-15, 19:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by Superchop

If you want to discuss this...then you should really put more into the first post then just some info followed by "any questions?" You should've stated your opinion on the matter and/or how it's affecting the human population.

Yes...this is good advice. This thread failed because it didn't engender discussion and simply stated a bunch of facts that are fairly easy to find. It's an interesting subject, but alas, the replies for the most part point the way to lockdom.

Feel free to PM me if you have any questions. Cheers.

2006-05-15, 03:38	Link #1
darklord of anime future ruler of all anime Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: arizona	flesh eating disease necrotizing fasciitis is a bacterial infection of the deeper skin layers, it's edo toxins luqifi flesh, it's a rare infection cuased by several different types of bacteria,Group A streptococcus, Vibrio vulnificus, Clostridium perfringens, Bacteroides fragilis), of which Group A streptococcus is the most common cause. the infection ocassionally starts with strepp throat. the contracted host must suffer minor truama, however infection can also came from pedicures as well, . sometimes the site of truama is non aparant and can even be from surgery, given birth, or a freindly punch in the arm. the bacteria lives on your skin, the same thing that cuases: strepp throat, bronchitis, and the subject. the flesh eating bacteria is Group A streptococcus, Vibrio vulnificus, Clostridium perfringens, Bacteroides fragilis. Trauma of some type (however slight) will probably have occurred (cut, bruise, scratch, surgery). Victim begins to feel an annoying discomfort in the general region of the trauma (in the case of NNFF co-founder Donna, she felt the type of pain one feels after working out a little too hard in her upper arm, the day after getting a small cut on her finger). The pain described gets worse, the area more tender. This is one of the major things to keep in mind. The pain one feels is out of proportion to the injury. Flu-like symptoms occur, such as vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, general malaise, weakness, muscle pain, and fever. Tissue is swollen and there may or may not be redness noted. The area will feel hot to the touch, and very painful. Conditions continue to worsen. Urination becomes less frequent (as the system dehydrates) Blood pressure drops severely, and heartbeat is rapid. A sunburn type rash may appear over the entire body, due to toxins released from the bacteria. This may or may not be present. Large, dark boil-like blister(s) may or may not form in the affected area Toxic shock can ensue as the body's organs shut down. any questions?

2006-05-15, 05:55	Link #2
Ending Senior Member Join Date: May 2004	Wikipedia has an article about this too: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flesh-eating_disease

2006-05-15, 10:08	Link #3
Lost Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006	Hmmm yes. Why post this?

2006-05-15, 10:17	Link #4
Dhomochevsky temporary safeguard Join Date: May 2004 Location: Germany	Wow... did you know, falling from 20m height onto the street might let you end up with shattered bones and internal wounds? Also sometimes if you land upside down, your skull could crack, causing serious damages to your brain. And on top of that, you will most likely bite your tounge!!! any questions?

2006-05-15, 16:32	Link #5
x_Kotori_x Vice Captain Yuki Join Date: May 2006 Location: Georgia Age: 35	I am just curious to why you made a thread about this? o.o

2006-05-15, 16:41	Link #6
Lexander www.thefestlanders.com Join Date: Dec 2003	Yes I'm actually in the state of body organ shutdown and I was just looking for some pointers on how to not let that happen. I've got the 'friend punched in arm' one. Thanks in advance.

2006-05-15, 17:44	Link #7
darklord of anime future ruler of all anime Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: arizona	um you do know that wikipedia is wrote by different people right? it's not very dependable, and if your only going to joke around about something serious then don't post.

2006-05-15, 19:14	Link #8
Superchop Lord Sesshoumaru Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: "Post a Photo of Yourself!" Thread	Yes...this is a serious thing...but then again so is Aids, Lupus and countless other diseases. Why is this one any better or "worth" talking about more then all the other diseases? If you want to discuss this...then you should really put more into the first post then just some info followed by "any questions?" You should've stated your opinion on the matter and/or how it's affecting the human population. Cause right about now this thread is about as usefull as any other news/medical site that already has this info and more.