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Перевод: scabies

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чесотка ; скабиес

Тезаурус:

1. Rather in the same way that the mite of scabies sets up an allergic reaction, in certain people infected with candida an intense irritation occurs, which may be quite out of proportion to the degree of infection.
2. To quote one Brazilian professor, " Everyone over the age of three years has got scabies".
3. Unlike the crab louse, the mite of scabies lays its eggs under the skin surface, and to do this it needs to burrow through the thick outer layer of the shin.
4. In 1363, Guy de Chauliac invented an ointment for the treatment of scabies which contained, amongst other things, gum-resin, yellow lead oxide, extract of wild delphinium, old pig's fat, and one-ninth part mercury.
5. The average number of mites found in a case of scabies is about ten.
6. The mite of scabies has a particular preference for certain sites on the body, and, if placed away from one of these favoured places, will make its way to a more satisfactory area.
7. A whole crowd of us were walking back to Denmark Street - me and Rat Scabies and Brian James - two founders of The Damned - and Mick Jones and some others.
8. The causative organism of scabies is a mite, and as such a member of the class Arachnida, which includes the spiders and scorpions.
9. Most people suffering from scabies would gladly donate their symptoms to royalty, or anyone else for that matter.
10. The rash in such cases may not look at all like simple uncomplicated scabies.
11. Whatever its effect on scabies, the unction certainly had a healing, if not curative, effect on the morbus gallicus and was dispensed not only by the physicians of the time but also by "butchers, sow-gelders, farriers, and itinerant mountebanks".
12. Occasionally such a massive infestation occurs in man, when it goes by the name of crusted or Norwegian scabies.
13. It is not for nothing that scabies is commonly known as the itch .