Bubonic Plague

One of the diseases transmitted by rodents is the bubonic plague. This disease is a disease in humans and mice anti-edemic would prove fatal when it received no treatment. 

Causes of bubonic plague bacteria Yersinia Pseudotuberculosis was (y. Pestis). 

Characteristics and symptoms of bubonic plague there are three as follows: 

1. Pes Pubo (Bubonic Plague) 

The symptoms of inflammation and swelling of the lymph glands in the armpit and groin. 

2. the Septicemic Plague 

Bubonic Plague that has spread through the bloodstream and bleeding occurs under the skin so that from the outside appear to be black so that the disease is also known as the black death. 

3. Pneumonic Plague 

Secondary infection in the lungs causes bubonic plague pneumonia. 

Transmission of bubonic plague through bites of Xenopsylla Cheopis taringa which lives on the skin and hair of the rat. 

Bubonic plague caused the death of many men in mainland Europe, Asia and Africa during the 14th century to the 20th century. But for now it's an outbreak of bubonic plague is rare but the presence of this disease should always look out for.