Too many to name: There are many, many bacterial infections. Every part of your body is subject to bacterial infection, and the fact that you are not sick from infections all the time, that fact that you survive at all, is a testament to how miraculous the immune system is. There are bacteria everywhere you go. Some bacteria are likely to cause infection, most are not. We are surrounded, and yet we survive.
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See below: Examples include pneumonia, pyelonephritis(kidney infection), osteomyelitis(bone infections), meningitis, skin and soft tissue infection, etc. Etc. Common infecting bacteria include staphylococcus, streptococcus, e. Coli, klebsiella sp. And anaerobic bacteria like bactericides sp.
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