cure scurvy

Scabies scabies or

Scurvy is a common skin disease especially in those with poor hygiene.

The cause of this skin disease is the mite has four pairs of legs and the size is very small so it can only be viewed with a microscope. This mite called Sarcoptes scabiei. Under this name, then it causes disease called scabies.

Scurvy is characterized by a variety of skin symptoms. Among them are small lumps arising reddish. Moreover, it can be found red streaks or grayish-sized 2-15 mm. This line is actually the tunnels made by Sarcoptes scabiei in the activity. This tunnel is not so visible to the naked eye.

Symptoms of skin over the most often found on the surface of the thin-skinned body such as between fingers, wrists, elbows, the skin around the breast, buttocks, or lower abdomen.

Other symptoms that accompany skin symptoms are intense itching, especially at night. The itching will encourage sufferers to scratch, so there will be injuries, which sparked the emergence of secondary infection by bacteria.

Furthermore, symptoms of the skin will spread along with the incidence of skin sensitization by the mites.

Treatment of scabies or scabies generally with ointment or cream. Examples 2-4 ointment, emulsion benzyl benzoas, gameksan, HCl permethrin, lindane, sulfur presipitatus, or gamma benzene hydrochloride. However, in severe cases where most of the body exposed, use of oral medication containing ivermectin.

Despite successful treatment, the itching does not necessarily disappear. Usually it took several days before the itching disappeared completely.

To avoid transmission to others, clothing, bed linens, towels, etc. belong to the patient should be boiled in hot water to kill mites.

 Healing Scabies

For external treatment, simply grab a leaf, bark, stems, or roots regards as necessary. Rinse, then milled until smooth dough like mush menjad. And apply to the itchy spot, and then bandaged.

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