Coxsackie and Echovirus infections

Coxsackie virus and ecovirus enter the mouth orally, and then enter the bloodstream. They are distributed in many organs and cause many different clinical manifestations. The same virus can cause different clinical manifestations, and the same clinical manifestation can be caused by different viruses. The disease is spread all over the world, and is more common, with a high incidence in summer and autumn. Sources of infection are patients, recessive infections, and carriers. The ratio of dominant and recessive infections is 1:50 to 100. Daily exposure to oral infections is the main route of transmission. It can also be transmitted from the mother to the fetus through drinking water, food and the respiratory tract and through the placenta.

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