Anthrax!!!
By. MJ & Evan Smith
Causes Of Anthrax
Inhalation anthrax is the most fatal
Creates holes in the lungs and dark spots
Very contagious
Individuals at higher risk
Such as:
People who handle animal products
Veterinarians
Live stock producers
Travelers
Lab proffesinols
Mail handlers and more
Email: Inhalationanthrax@gail.com
Website: Www.anthrax.net
Location: Hospital
Phone: 911
Twitter: @avoiding_anthrax
Pathophysiology of anthrax
When a person breathes in anthrax spores, they can develop inhalation anthrax. People who work in places such as wool mills, slaughterhouses, and tanneries may breathe in the spores when working with infected animals or contaminated animal products from infected animals. Inhalation anthrax starts primarily in the lymph nodes in the chest before spreading throughout the rest of the body, ultimately causing severe breathing problems and shock.
Inhalation anthrax is considered to be the most deadly form of anthrax. Infection usually develops within a week after exposure, but it can take up to 2 months.
People get infected with anthrax when spores get into the body. When this happens, the spores can be activated and become anthrax bacteria. Then the bacteria can multiply, spread out in the body, produce toxins (poisons), and cause severe illness. This can happen when people breathe in spores, eat food or drink water that is contaminated with spores, or get spores in a cut or scrape in the skin.