Laboratory diagnosis of Human Demodecosis

There are a lot of ways to diagnose Human Demodecosis: clinical, laboratory, instrumental. But the safest in our age of hemoinfections are bloodless diagnostic methods. About one of the methods of such diagnostics is today's post.

The clinic of Human Demodecosis is very diverse and this Human Demodecosis misleads both the patients themselves (they do not think they are sick) and specialists (doctors).

Often, Demodecosis occurs with a smooth, even surface of the skin, although a person is sick with demodecosis. How to prove that Demodex is guilty in this case? Zhaxylykova R.D. and Malikov A.M. in 1987, the author's certificate No 1351580 was obtained for the diagnosis of Demodecosis (secondary) allergy.

The essence of the method lies in the fact that various insecticidal agents (gaseous, liquid, ointment and other options), penetrating into the skin pores affected by demodexes (dust mites), cause the death of the inhabitants of the skin pores. The allergens released as a result of the death of the inhabitants of the glands of the skin cause the development of a local violent reaction of Ag + Ab with the formation of allergy mediators. In response, swelling of the walls of the glands of the skin develops, which practically become the walls of mites colonies. Swelling of the walls of the glands of the skin makes them noticeable (visible). The mouth of the gland of the skin becomes more clearly visible. At the next stage of the study, with a thin spoon of Volkmann, it is possible to peel the contents of the skin glands that have protruded and become noticeable. In the preparation, as a rule, demodexes are found at different stages of development.

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