Infectious Diseases Commission of the Romanian College of Physicians: Pesta (Cium) Is a Disease that Can Be Treated with Antibiotics, but It Is Essential that Diagnosis Be Established as Soon as Possible and Treatment Initiated without Delay.
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The Commission for Infectious Diseases of the Romanian College of Physicians states that pesta (cium) is currently a disease that can be treated with antibiotics, but it is essential that diagnosis be established as soon as possible and treatment initiated without delay.
The suspected case of plague in Russia has brought the disease back to its attention. The Romanian College of Physicians explains how the disease is transmitted and the forms of the disease. In this context, the Commission for Infectious Diseases of the Romanian College of Physicians transmitted information about the pest, also known as "the plague", about the mode of transmission, the clinical forms and the current possibilities of treatment.
Thanks to antibiotics, modern sanitation and epidemiological surveillance, pest disease no longer represents the threat it posed before
The suspected case of plague in Russia brings the pest back to its attention. The College of Physicians explains the transmission, forms of disease, risks and treatment with antibiotics.
Ciuma, also known as "cement", continues to be present in certain regions of the world, but can be effectively treated with antibiotics if diagnosed and treated in time, warns Romanian College of Physicians.
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