Smallpox
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Smallpox is a serious infectious disease caused by a virus, historically characterized by fever and an extensive skin rash; thanks to worldwide vaccination efforts, its eradication was achieved.
How it presented: It ran its course with high fever, general malaise, and the appearance of skin lesions that evolved through different stages all over the body.
Historical importance: It represents one of the great achievements of public health, since vaccination made it possible to eliminate its natural circulation in the population.
Which specialist studies it? The infectious disease specialist is the professional dedicated to the study of infectious diseases and viruses. For questions about rash-causing illnesses or vaccination schedules, this specialist can offer reliable guidance.
Data on 14 doctors who treat smallpox
Which specialist treats smallpox?
Smallpox is usually treated by specialists in infectious disease specialist.
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in smallpox
Dr. Leonardo Dario De La Torre Carmona
Dr. Julián Torres Vázquez
Dr. Luis Felipe Vargas García
Dr. Cesar Adrian Martinez Longoria
Dr. Cynthia Denise Peña López
Dr. Alejandro Flores Correa
Dr. Jaime Humberto Micher Camarena
Dr. Claudia Andrea López Chávez
Dr. Yovani Robles Abarca
Dr. Rafael Hernán Navarrete Sandoval
Dr. Alicia Jackeline Parra Vargas
Dr. Mónica Andrés Hernández
Dr. Alfredo Sosa Rojas
Dr. Corando Saenz Aguirre
Dr. Juan de Dios Licea Serrato
Dr. Francisco Quiñones Falconi
Dr. Mariana Cortina Cortes
Dr. Monica Prado Rodríguez
Dr. Joaquin Rincon Zuno
Dr. Jorge Arturo Valencia Farias
Frequently asked questions
What is smallpox?
Smallpox is a serious infectious disease caused by a virus, historically characterized by fever and an extensive skin rash; thanks to worldwide vaccination efforts, its eradication was achieved.
Which doctor treats smallpox?
Smallpox is usually treated by specialists in infectious disease specialist.