Read more about diseases caused by the Picorna virus

The Picorn virus is from the RNA family virus, which is very small and attacks both and animals. The types of Picorn virus include the Picorna family. The following groups: Aphtoviruses. The eibra virus (Heparnavirus). Enteroviruses. Rhinoviruses. Cardioviruses. It is important to note that only the first three groups of human pathogens are, and the hepatitis A virus is the only of the Ebar virus group, and intestinal viruses include polyovirus and echoviruses and Coxkie virus. Human cause viruses are one of the most prominent types of viruses that cause the following people: 1. Human polio viruses are the only natural incubator of these viruses that cause polyolaitis. This disease has different riskgrade that mainly affects the central nervous system and is sometimes accompanied by paralysis. In 1955, vaccination was introduced by the killed subjectine vaccine, which was discovered by SALK, and in 1962 an Attica vaccine was detected by the drops, and these vaccinations were reduced in an extraordinary way from the spread of the disease. The virus is infected with the secretions of the digestive system by faeces and saliva, and very small amounts of the virus are sufficient for infection. The pharynx secretes this virus for a period of 1-3 weeks since the beginning of the infection, while excreting for 4-8 weeks with feces, and the virus conservation period varies between 7-14 days. About 90 % – 95 %of the viral infection succeeds without clinical symptoms, while 4 %of the 8 %of patients suffer from viral brain membrane, which continues without leaving any effect of damage. 1 % – 2 %of patients are paralyzed due to infection with the virus, and the characteristic mark of paralysis is a lack of symmetry, and is probably the infection of the lower limbs, and the condition of most patients who are paralyzed, but it causes 60 %of their sustainable damage. 2. Coxsaki and ECO viruses are obtained by gastro -intestinal secretions, or the upper breathing system. These viruses appear throughout the year, but it is more common during the summer and autumn season. Infection occurs especially in babies and children, but infection can occur in all generations; The virus conservation period often lasts from three to five days. Coxsaki -viruses are divided into two large groups: Coxskie a virus. COX -B -VIRUS. Most infections pass without symptoms, and symptoms are related to the type of virus. Symptoms of Coxacket -Viruses General clinical symptoms include: a fever without a clear position. Change a learning result. Herpangina, which is ulcers on the surface of the soft palate (soft palate), the tonsils, and often associated with the physical fever. Infections in the central nervous system, including viral mening, encephalitis, myelitis, can occur, as well as inflammation of the muscles and heart, and it is a muscle and muscle inflammation, muscle inflammation, myxitis, heart muscle inflammation (myositis), heart muscle inflammation (myositis), heart muscle (miositis), heart muscle (miositis), heart muscle (miositis), heart muscle (miositis), heart muscle (miositis), heart muscle (miositis), heart muscle (myositis) (myocarditis), infections can occur in the eye and bleeding of the bleeding eye. When births obtain infection in the birth period, especially during the first ten days of childbirth, the disease is very difficult with high mortality, clinical symptoms that include the lungs, hepatitis, myocarditis and central nerve infection. Disease diagnosis is determined by the viral insulation from different secretions or in the molecular way. 3.. The hepatitis virus. The virus multiplies in the liver in all people who have infection, and it is secreted in the gallbladder and is found in the stools with a high concentration. The average time for the conservation of virus to the occurrence of symptoms is about 28 days, the virus secretion begins two weeks before the occurrence of symptoms in the stools, and all antibodies disappear a week after their appearance. Unlike other liver fires, this virus does not cause a chronic disease as the anti -infection after the body infection with this virus gives it immunity to the virus, and the infection with the virus may not be associated with any symptoms, or associated with symptoms, but it may not be associated with hepatitis, and it may be associated with symptoms. There is a vaccine consisting of the dead virus, and is used to vaccinate children who have reached a year and more. 4. This virus is the most common cause of colds, which is the cause of about 30 %of 50 %of the breathing diseases. These viruses are active throughout the year, but the highlight of disease is at the beginning of the fall. The infection is transmitted by the transmission of a drop, or by direct contact with respiratory secretions, and the period of the virus conservation from the infection to begin until the occurrence of the disease of two to four days lasts. Symptoms of nostrils general clinical symptoms include general cold and repeated breath. In terms of less common clinical symptoms, it includes the following: Otitis Media. The inflammation of the lungs. Sinusitis. Usually, there is no need for a specific treatment for these diseases, although new effective antiviral medicines are available.