The history of bacterial heart endometritis is usually blurred. Compared with heart disease, it is more like a systemic infection. This disease is usually caused by bacterial infections. Clinical symptoms depend on the organs involved, which may reflect the changing valve function.
Pymemiamia and bacteria; vascular embolism diseases in joint infections of joints, kidneys, muscles, myocardium, lung, and central nervous tissue; affecting secondary immune mediators of joints and glomerular balls. At the end of the disease, heart murmurs may occur. The heart murmos may be the heart shrinkage or the heart relief, and the intensity changes at any time. Vascular embolism can cause myocardial infarction or myocarditis and cause arrhythmia. Some cases have symptoms of left heart failure. In addition to myocardial symptoms, it also includes dormant, anorexia, weight loss, intermittent fever, lame, muscle tension, bleeding or congestion bleeding, dyspnea, and seizures.
The infection directly spreads to one or more joints can cause purulent multiple arthritis, or the lasting antigen stimulation causes immune complex to deposit in the joint membrane, and the multi -repellent arthritis with non -purulent (non -necrotic) immune media Essence