Atypical pneumonia ("chinese" or "Hong Kong" pneumonia), Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS). Symptoms of the disease. Treatment of atypical pneumonia.

Atypical pneumonia ("chinese" or "Hong Kong" pneumonia) is a disease caused by microparasites (16 species has been discovered to date), populated with highly virulent and active viruses, bacteria, fungi, mycoplasma, prions, protozoa and other unclassified germs. Each species has its own microflora with the same composition, but different strain sets.

The disease is an aerogenic infection, while the main sites of microparasite reproduction are lungs and kidneys. From those focuses the germs, populating the microparasites, can be carried along circulatory or lymphatic channels, afflicting human's organs. The microparasites secrete highly active toxins, but the most toxic germs are those, who can progress even without any host.

Symptoms of atypical pneumonia.

The first symptoms resemble influenza: often headache, dyspnea, high temperature, muscle weakness, lack of appetite, eruption and diarrhea. Later a bilateral pneumonia may progress.

The latent period of atypical pneumonia may last 1 to 2 months. The disease may progress as the nosogenic germs are spread as well as new types of microparasites populate the organism.

Treatment of atypical pneumonia.

These date are based on the research results of the Bionix company.