Why do doctors prevent "approaching" [أطفال كهف] Thailand?

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Doctors have placed children rescued from a quarantined cave in Thailand for fear of being infected when they were underground. What kind of diseases can children be exposed to at home?
Rescue teams finally managed to get 12 boys and their trainer out after they dug into Luang Luang's underground cave before escorting the boys to safety after a test of 17 days. The boys were taken to Chiang Rai Hospital to recover – but their parents could not get them in yet!
The surviving football team is now in a sterile room, separated from the outside by glass walls. And prevent doctors from kissing the survivors or touching them before taking the necessary tests.

Even after completion, parents will not be allowed to approach their children for more than 2 meters while visitors will wear protective clothing. When all this?
Every year, thousands of caves visit Tam Luang, where they feast on exquisite deposits hanging from cone-shaped roofs, while the sun shines inside each morning, a huge statue

These caves are filled with an astonishing natural abundance of birds, bats and rats, some of which carry microbes, the least of which causes coughing, as well as the virus known as "Marburg" and Of other diseases caused by Plus he sinks deep into these caves, the more he finds himself in a lost world where thriving scorpions and venomous spiders, as well as the many paws on which parasites live, causing what the Is called "cave fever".

Bull Slayer
Rick Murcker, president of the American National Diving Association in caves and preoccupied with the safety of explorers, says that these caverns are full of objects, citing what's wrong. he saw like a fire in Mexico. About bats, scorpions and everything you imagine – all this by entry only, while the danger to bacteria, your imagination can not escape. "
The water, there is nothing wrong! The limestone rocks of the cave are covered by a continuous filtration of water that leads to the saturation of the cave with water. Non-renewable air and bats constitute an ideal breeding medium for pathogenic fungi, sludge and mud being filled with bacteria and parasites

.In the darkness so intense that many objects of these caves are completely blind, and sometimes accompanied by astronauts to prepare them for life off the planet, in these narrow lanes and among the sharp rocks easier to lose despite the use of industrial light! " do not doubt for a moment that Thai boys have been infected with a fungal infection, "said Hazel Barton, microbial microbe specialist." They are in an orbital environment in a bat cave and are more likely s to be infected
and usually treated with antifungal medications for several months to a whole year. The infection causes the death of one in 20 children and 8% of infected adults.It is difficult to treat cases of weakness and weak immunity.

A 53-year-old man died in a hospital in Florida earlier this year after suffering from fever, and after days spent by doctors in exams and testing all the diseases of the country's known heat, they realized As the patient was living in Costa Rica, where he enjoyed exploring the caves, he tested it to see if he had a "tissue infection."
The man died on the fourth day of his hospitalization The results of the sample confirmed that he was infected with this infection

Residue BAT
Which is easier to getting is a "tissue infection" that Barton discovered more closely last year when she and her husband were traveling in a cave in the United States. My microbiologist did not understand what I said until his mouth and nose were swollen so as not to inhale the air, but he showed symptoms of pain. infection ten days later. "

Other microbes Cavernous bacteria of the sporadic type of bacteria that spread through the liquid produced by the bacteria Rodents such as urine and others are transported by water contaminated by bacteria. wounds, penetrating the mouth, nose or eyes or breathing the lungs.
Bacteria cause a disease called "wel" that begins with flu-like symptoms.
These bacteria are known to infected cave dwellers, such as the case of a person who was injured in 2005 in Sarawak, Malaysia, and the antibiotics that he was taking did not prevent his infection.

But the disease most likely to infect Thai boys is "Ra This virus is prevalent in the tropical regions of Southeast Asia and northern Australia and is estimated to infect approximately 165,000 people each year, about half of them, or about 89 000.

The difficulty of the disease to diagnose its multiple symptoms and similarities with various types of infection, and the symptoms of cough and fever, and is resistant to many antibiotics.
Doctors predict the appearance of blood test symptoms on survivors From the Thai football team, some symptoms appear after 21 days of infection.

It is of utmost importance to start early treatment if the suspected infection of the crest improves the chances of recovery.
Tips for those wishing to explore the caves Take precautionary measures to prevent diseases in the interior, such as wearing long-necked rubber boots to prevent the arrival of bacteria on the body By wading in muddy water. "All the caves we study are of a lesser nature on the face of the cave," says Murcker, adding that all snow should be removed from the cave and well bathed.
Barton wants to reassure cave lovers. The Earth is in microbial density, but some are less dense than those in Antarctica. "" But the Thai boys were in a cavern imbued with a tropical region where many diseases are transmitted by the water flowing into the interior. "
Zaria Gurvitt / Journalist
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