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Zazzabi, wanda kuma ake kira da pyrexia, an bayyana shi azaman yanayin da zafin jiki yake karuwa sama da yanayin na yau da kullum saboda karuwa daga ainihin yanayin zafin jiki.[1][2][3][4] Babu wani tsayayye iyaka da aka yarda da shi dangane da yanayin zafin jiki na yau da kullum a yayin da wasu kafofi ke tsammani akalla tsakanin 37.2 and 38.3 °C (99.0 and 100.9 °F) a cikin mutane.[4] Ƙaruwar hauhawar iyakokin zafin jikin yana haifar da ƙaruwar ciwon jiki kuma yana haifar da sanyi ko kuma dari.[5] Wannan yana haifar da haɓakar zafi mai girma da ƙoƙarin kiyaye zafi.[6] Lokacin da yanayin zafin jikin ya dawo daidai, mutum ya kanji zafi, fatarsa tayi ja, sannan kuma yana iya fara gumi.[6] Da wuya zazzabi na iya haifar da ciwon zazzabi, tare da wannan ya zama ruwan dare a cikin kananan yara. [7] Zazzaɓi ba yawanci ya wuce 41 to 42 °C (106 to 108 °F) ba . [2]

malaria map

Zazzabi na iya faruwa sanadin yanayin rashin lafiya da yawa wadanda suka bambanta daga marasa mahimmanci zuwa masu barazana ga rayuwa . [8] Wannan ya hada da kwayoyin cuta, kwayoyin cuta, da kwayar cututtuka na parasitic - irin su mura, ciwon sankarau, cututtuka na mahitsara, appendicitis, Lassa, COVID-19, da zazzabin cizon sauro . [8] [9] Abubuwan da ba su da cututtuka sun hada da vasculitis, thrombosis mai zurfi, cututtuka na nama, illa na magani ko alurar riga kafi, da ciwon daji . [8] [10] Ya bambanta da hyperthermia, a cikin wannan hyperthermia shine karuwa a cikin zafin jiki akan yanayin da aka saita, saboda ko dai yawan zafin jiki ko rashin isasshen zafi.

Alamomin da ke da alaqa

[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]

a mafi yawan lokuta masassara tan akrewa da rashin lafiya wanda suka hada da gajiya, rashin cin abinci. yawan bacci,rashin ruwan jiki,da kuma rashin natsuwa. Bacci da zazzabi yakan iya haifar da mafalkai masu ban tsoro.

An samo kewayon yanayin zafi na yau da kullun . Yanayin tsakiya, kamar yanayin zafi na dubura, sun fi daidai yanayin zafi na gefe. [11] An yarda gabaɗaya zazzaɓi ya kasance idan yanayin zafi mai girma [12] ya faru ta wurin saita saiti kuma:

  • Zafin jiki na a cikin dubura ( dubura/ dubura) ya kai ko sama da Hakanan ana iya amfani da zafin kunne (tympanic) ko zafin goshi (na ɗan lokaci). [13] [14]
  • Zafin a cikin baki (na baka) yana a ko sama da da safe ko sama da da rana [15] [16]
  • Zafin a ƙarƙashin hannu (axillary) yawanci kusan ne ƙasa da ainihin zafin jiki. [17]
Zazzaɓi
Description (en) Fassara
Iri clinical sign (en) Fassara
neurological and physiological symptom (en) Fassara
Medical treatment (en) Fassara
Magani non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (en) Fassara, ibuprofen (en) Fassara, paracetamol, mefenamic acid (en) Fassara, salicylamide (en) Fassara, diflunisal (en) Fassara, phenacetin (en) Fassara, naproxen (en) Fassara da aspirin (en) Fassara
Identifier (en) Fassara
ICD-10 R50
ICD-9 780.6
DiseasesDB 18924
MedlinePlus 003090
eMedicine 003090
MeSH D005334
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  17. Abstract alone is in German and in English.