Epidermodysplasia verruciformis or oral quiate family tree disease is considered a rare autosomal recessive genetic disorder that affects the skin and increases the risk of skin cancer. It causes an abnormal susceptibility to humane papilloma (HPV) and, indeed, an excessive increase in exfoliated macules and papellae, more specifically on the legs and arms. However, many HPV types contribute to this condition, with HPV types 5 and 8 most often associated with wood disease. These types typically occur in more than 80% of the normal population, but do not react and cause few or no symptoms. This condition is most common in people between the ages of 1 and 20, but can also be met with people in-between. Keep reciting to learn more about the disease and understand the tree man before And the difference in healing.
About the Boom Man – Dede Koswala
Numerous blogs published pictures A Romanian by the name of Ion Tourer whose tree disease was determined in March 2007. It pictures immediately attracts the attention of the health care world. Towner underwent the operation in 2013 and was healed on several trips. The Case and the Tree man before and after pictures It was certainly a much debated subject, but not as progressive as the case of Koswalla.
Dede Koswala is an Indonesian with a wood disease. He gained popularity when a video of this young man was released in November 2007. His situation came to ABC’s Doctors Program where he was addressed as “The Tree Man.” It started as a simple wart on his knee, but it turned his life upside down as HPV covered his corpse senselessly. He lost his job, his mistress left him.
He raised his two boys in poverty, resigned by precedent, and when he underwent surgery in August 2008 to remove more than 6 kg of warts from his body, there was no medicine for his condition in the least. The operation had three steps – the first step was to maneuver a carpet of strong horns and dark holes in his hands. The next step was to maneuver the smallest warts on his body, head and feet. The last step was to cover his hands with graphed skin.
The Discovery Channel and TLC have yet to report on the surgery that removed 95% of his warts, but unfortunately the warts are visible again. Doctors believe that he will need at least two surgeries a year to get his situation somewhat under control. According to the Jakarta Post, Dede underwent another surgery in 2011 using a new surgical technique, but it turned out to be a temporary solution as the warts became more prominent again. He had already undergone three major surgeries; Dede also began using alternative methods. medicine powder form by two Japanese medical experts in 2010. Doctors said the medicine It is said to be made from cholica tears and seeds, but it is still being analyzed in the lab. His position is still unfortunate, but here is the tree man before If you edit the image next, you will see that the warts are getting smaller with each healing.
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Dede’s case was unimaginable, but he was not alone; in 2009, the Discovery Channel aired another episode on tree man disease, this one about another Indonesian man. The episode was titled Treman Meets Treeman. He was from the same area as Dede and got the same thing. Fortunately, the same treatment worked better for him than the others.
Is it contagious?
It is important to observe it, but the tree is not. Man before And while the images are quite shocking, the disease is not contagious. Doctors have examined these people and their warts without special work and have already admitted that no one can be infected by direct contact with someone with warts.
Symptoms of Tree Disease
There are many special symptoms of tree diseases, and these include pertinent symptoms
- Visible thick warts on different parts of the body that still radiate out from the skin
- With age, your carapace becomes denser and your limbs, including your hands and feet, become larger
- Your arms and legs are in the shape of tree branches – they turn yellowish brown and reach up to 3 meters.
Symptoms are common enough to be a human disease, but there is a good chance that your doctor will detect the disease. blood Skin samples are examined and collected to detect the presence of HPV. Genetic testing can help reveal it.
Treatment
Treatment of tree disease or epidermodysplasia verruciformis is complex and requires a multifaceted approach. It is important to take steps to reduce the risk of cancer and to use methods to improve the patient’s appearance. Patients should wear protective clothing, as UV light can exacerbate the situation. Topical retinoid creams such as imiquimod as well as oral medications may need to be used to reduce the appearance of abnormal skin cells.
Some surgical procedures require freezing the wart using nitrogen water. Warts may be burned with an electronic heating device or excised with a scalpel. Despite these circumstances, some patients develop skin cancer and require urgent additional treatment. medical help. Sometimes, surgeons remove those cancerous warts and replace the area with a graft from non-affected area of the body. Chemotherapy and radiation treatments are used when cancer spreads to the lymph nodes.
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