Cowpox
Vaccinia is an acute infection of the nipples and udders of cows caused by the smallpox virus of cattle. It is transmitted to humans through contact and is more common in milkers and slaughterhouse workers. According to the WHO report, the disease has now disappeared worldwide. The cowpox virus is a virus that can cause mild cowpox lesions in cattle. If a person is infected with the virus, they will only feel mild discomfort and develop resistance to the cowpox virus. Since the cowpox virus has the same antigenic properties as the smallpox virus that causes smallpox in humans, people can also gain immunity against the smallpox virus after being vaccinated with the cowpox vaccine.
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Site of disease:
skin -
Infectious :
Contagious -
Frequent population:
Common in milkers and slaughterhouse workers -
Related symptoms:
papules edema redness pustule papules -
Concurrent disease:
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