A herpetic whitlow is a lesion (whitlow) on a finger or thumb caused by the herpes simplex virus. It is a painful infection that typically affects the fingers or thumbs. Occasionally infection occurs on the toes or on the nail cuticle.
Herpes simplex virus (HSV) inopararira uye inowanzotapurirwa panguva yehudiki kuburikidza nekubata kwakananga kweganda. Inowanzobata muromo (HSV‑1) kana nzvimbo dzepabonde (HSV‑2). Muzviitiko zvisingawanzoitika, inogona kupararira kumagumo ezvigunwe, zvichikonzera marwadzo, kuzvimba, kutsvuka, uye blisters, inozivikanwa se herpetic whitlow. Herpes simplex virus (HSV) is common and is most often transmitted in childhood through direct physical contact. The most common infectious sites are oral mucosa (HSV-1) or genital mucosa (HSV-2). Rarely, the infection may be spread to the distal phalanx via direct inoculation and cause pain, swelling, erythema, and vesicles in an entity known as herpetic whitlow.
Musikana ane gore rimwe akapinzwa muchipatara pashure pokurwara ne fivha kwemazuva mana. Ganda rake rakatsvuka uye rakazvimba pamucheka we ruoko. Miedzo yakaitwa pachironda chemukanwa yakasimbisa kuvepo kwe herpes simplex virus type 1, izvo zvakonzera kuongororwa kwe herpetic whitlow. A one-year-old girl was hospitalized after experiencing four days of fever, redness, and swelling in one of her fingers. Tests on a mouth sore confirmed the presence of herpes simplex virus type 1, leading to a diagnosis of herpetic whitlow.
Herpetic whitlow inogona kukonzerwa nehutachiona hweHSV‑1 kana HSV‑2. HSV‑1 whitlow inowanzobatwa nevashandi vehutano vanosangana nehutachiona; inonyanya kuwanikwa kuvashandi vemazino nevashandi vezvokurapa vanobata muromo. Inowanzoonekwa muvana vanoyamwa chigunwe vane HSV‑1 chirwere chemukanwa, uye muvakuru vane makore makumi maviri kusvika makumi matatu mushure mekusangana neHSV‑2, iyo inotapurirwa pabonde.
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