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Tetanus
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12/19/2003
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Source: Infectious disease. Series 2
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Description:Tetanus enters the pody through cups in the skin. Children can also get the disease after a severe burn, an ear infection, tooth infection, or from animal bites. Although rusty nails are often blamed, the disease is cause by bacterial toxin -- not rust. So, you can get tetanus from a shiny nail just as easily as a rusty one. Symptoms usually begin with a headache, crankiness, and spasms of the jaw muscle. There are only about 50 cases of tetanus a year in the U.S., but 3 out of every 10 people who get it will die. Tetanus vaccine is usually give to children together with pertussis and diphtheria vaccine in one shot called DTaP.
http://www.cdc.gov/nip/
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