WHAT IS ELEPHANTIASIS DISEASE

WHAT IS ELEPHANTIASIS DISEASE

 

Elephantiasis is a combination of signs and symptoms that occur after the extra circulatory system and the immune system (lymphatic system) are infected by parasites technically known as Wuchereria bancrofti, Brugia malayi and Brugia timori which are transmitted by Culex mosquitoes.

 

The problem of palms occurs after the lymphatic fluid is blocked, leading to inflammation of the affected area,

 

Elephantiasis can occur in various parts of the body but mainly occurs in the legs and arms.

 

Due to the similarity of the feet of a patient with the problem of palms and elephants, that is why it was technically called Elephantiasis.

 

SYMPTOMS OF TENDER DISEASE

1. Fever

 

2. Inflammation of the lymph nodes, especially of the larynx.

 

3. Pain in the testicles.

 

4. Pain in the testicles.

 

5. Excessive swelling (easy to squeeze) on the affected area.

 

6. Scratches or sores on the affected area.

 

7. Very swollen feet.

 

8. The skin becomes very hard on the part of the problem.

 

9. Getting problems with walking and getting BUSHA (hydrocele). The problem can also cause a woman to get swelling in the upper skin of the (Vulva). ability to cause pregnancy problem).

 

Some of our communities believe that the BUSHA problem is caused by drinking coconut water or madafu (this is not true).

 

10. Rarely can this problem, if exacerbated, affect the respiratory system and cause coughing and fever. This occurs due to Eisonophils cells damaging the lungs.

 

 

 

HOW TO CARE FOR ELEPHANT PATIENT.

1. Ensure the cleanliness of the patient's body and the environment in general.

 

2. Use of mosquito repellent to repel mosquitoes to prevent the spread of the disease.

 

3. Use specific disinfectants such as Dettol

 

4. Wash (wash) the swollen area with clean water and soap daily (approximately three times a day).

 

5. Be sure to exercise the swollen leg or arm and also lift it up to allow for a good “Lymph” rotation.

 

TREATMENT OF TENDER DISEASE

A patient with Elephantiasis should visit to the hospital for better treatment

1. CORONA VIRUS
2. MONKEY POX
3. VAGINAL DRYNESS
4. FIBROID
5. INFERTILITY
6. OVULATION CYCLE
7. OVARIAN CANCER
8. VAGINAL BACTERIA
9. MALE INFERTILITY
10. BEST DAYS OF CONCIEVING
11. MUCUS AFTER OVULATION
12. FOODS FOR ERECTILE FUNCTIONS
13. PREGNANCY ANEMIA
14. DO AND DONT DURING PREGNANCY
15. ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
16. U.T.I IN PREGNANCY
17. STROKE RISK
18. EAT THIS NOT THAT
19. HOOKWORMS INFECTION
20. OMEGA 3 BENEFITS
21. FASTING
22. WEIGHT LOSS TIPS
23. vitiligo
24. ABORTION
25. DENGUE VIRUS
26. EBORA VIRUS
27. FEVER
28. URINARY TRACT INFECTION
29. HOSPITAL INFECTIONS
30. WEST NILE VIRUS
31. YELLOW FEVER
32. EYE DISEASE
33. ZIKA VIRUS
34. STRESS
35. IRON DEFFICIENCE
36. INSOMNIA (SLEEPING PROBLEMS)
37. HEART PROBLEMS
38. COMPONENTS OF BLOOD
39. BLOOD DISORDER
40. LABORATORY TEST OF BLOOD DISORDER
41. BONE MARROW EXAMINATION
42. BLOOD ANEMIA
43. ANIMAL BITES
44. EYE BURN
45. CHOCKING
46. HEAT STROKE
47. SMOKE EFFECTS
48. SNAKE BITE
49. MALARIA VACCINE
50. BEST WAY TO SLEEP A CHILD
51. CHILD FEVER REDUCING
52. ELEPHANTIASIS
53. WOMEN BEARDS
54. DATES
55. PAPAYA FRUITS