Subklinik enfeksiyon

Tifolu Mary'nin ve 1900'lü yıllarda meşhur, subklinik seyreden ve Tifo'ya neden olan Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi enfeksiyonu vakalarının çizimi.

Belirti göstermeden veya belirgin işaretleri gözlemlenemeden seyreden enfeksiyonlara subklinik enfeksiyon (ya da preenfeksiyon) denir. Subklinik enfeksiyon gösteren bir kişi mikrobun asemptomatik taşıyıcısıdır, parazitler ya da virüsler genellikle hastalıklara neden olurlar, bazı etkenler kendi konakçıları vasıtasıyla sessizce yayılım gösterirler, bu gibi enfeksiyonlar insanlarda ya da hayvanlarda meydana gelebilirler. Bir asemptomatik enfeksiyona yakalanmış kişi kendini hafif soğuk algınlığına yakalanmış gibi hissedebilir. bu tarz enfeksiyon etkenleri mikrobiyolojik kültüre alınarak veya DNA testi teknikleri (polimeraz zincir tepkimesi gibi) ile tespit edilebilirler.

Enfeksiyon bulaş

Bireyde subklinik enfeksiyon döneminden sonra soğuk algınlığı gibi belirtiler gözlemlenebilir bu döneme kuluçka devresi denir. Buna örnek; AIDS ve genital siğiller gibi subklinik cinsel yolla bulaşan hastalıklardır. Subklinik enfeksiyon geçiren ve enfeksiyon belirtilerini göstermeyen bireyler, birer rezerv durumuna gelirler ve etkenlerin diğer insanlara bulaştırılmasına aracı olarak onların enfekte olmalarına yol açarlar.  Klinik belirti vermediklerinden dolayı sağlık istatistikleri enfeksiyonun prevalansınıtam olarak vermezler, bu da enfeksiyonun bulaşması hakkında doğru modelleme yapmayı önler.

Konakçı toleransının gelişmesi

Ateş, hastalık davranışı ve enfeksiyona ait diğer işaretleri konak kendini enfeksiyondan korumak için fizyolojik ve davranışsal tepkiler geliştirir. Vücut bu zor süreci yaşamak yerine patojenleri tolere etme yoluna gidebilir [1] Bu seçenek enfektif patojenleri '''kontrol etmek''' veya yok etmek için alternatif bir yoldur.[2]

Gizli zararları

Rezerv taşıyıcıları onları yaydıkları sürece bu tür enfeksiyonlar çok mühimlerdir ve hastalıkla alakasız gibi görünen klinik sorunlara neden olabilirler, mesela idrar yolları enfeksiyonu olan bir bayan tedavi olmadan hamile kalırsa erken doğum yapabilir.[3]

Subklinik enfeksiyonlar listesi

Asemptomatik hastalıkların insan popülasyonunun çoğunda bulunduğu bilinmektedir:

Ayrıca bakınız

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