2023-11-01



In 2020, after six months of online classes at home, in July I was informed to return to school in a hurry to drag boxes and raise a dozen pounds of meat to school.







Our back-to-school students were placed in temporary dormitories, followed by study rooms, dormitories, canteens and playground rectangles.
Yet a conspiracy began quietly on my skin.











Two bucks flat, no use.





Studying in a hot self-study room, knowledge is low and sweaty. In a smooth sweating exercise, I felt a skin under my neck.

It's dry, rough, and it's inconvenient on sweaty skin.
I don't know.




But I don't care. I just pay more attention to the skin around it. A few days later, I began to feel uncomfortable with the growing number of dry skins around . On a regular weekend call, I mentioned something to Mom. She said it wasn't fungus. As a veterinary student, I immediately disproved my own fragmented knowledge of microorganisms, internal and external sciences, infectious diseases, saying, “What fungus has never seen in four years of reading”.





My mom just said, "Go to the hospital."





When I hung up on the phone, I thought seriously that while didn't itch , it was there and went to the hospital.










And then the skin started puss, like this. Theskincaricology.com






At the time, the campus was more contagious than Tarzan, and it was not that easy to leave the school. Fortunately, the school hospital remained open, with a 50 cent sign, the old doctor had a large “wet rash” and had a two-dollar pelt level.




It's been two or three days, man.

It's starting to appear, and it's growing longer.
I don't know.
But it still doesn't hurt. Undressing in the dormitory is shocking.




The roommates had a consultation, this rash, the rash, and the roommates vowed that he had an ancestral recipe to treat the rash. I decided to go to the school hospital again, given that they had diagnosed them with the color of their jeans.









"Dog infects Marathi and treats it well."





This time, a young doctor said that the rash was so bad, that it was about to be flat, and I said, "I've got it."




When I returned to the dormitory, I had a murmur in my heart, and it became clear that the skin was not so red, but I also knew that it was a pharmacological function of sugary hormonal, so what was it? I decided to do a cross-test on my chest in two areas, one with a skin-skin flat, and one with a typhus biphen that can cure all kinds of thallium. After four days of comparison, none of the treatments were significant, and I decided to take a leave of absence.




The roommates learned that I was going out and asked for a replacement, and I promised. They finally reminded me not to go in the wrong direction. Why? Because the South Gate is an animal hospital attached to my school.




Three floors were run and two stamped and finally out of school. I went to the nearest central hospital and I had a dermal specialist. The old expert looked at it:
“...
Boy, you're malaroma.
It's not like it's the same thing.



Marathi? I'm familiar with this, and I've seen it in the lab several times, and I can't believe I'm having it.




I said, "Why don't you take a test? Take a Woodwood light."




“Most of the symptoms are the same, take a look at yourself at school .” The doctor said I had 20 biochemicals, so I could have another blood pump tomorrow.










Woodwood lamps are specialized equipment for the diagnosis of skin diseases, and fluorescent under the lamps suggests a possible fungal infection. 丨pictures-of-cats.org






I went back to the animal hospital, said hello to my teacher and snuck into the lab, first with a woodlight.

Sure fluorescent
I don't know.
It's time to scrape, fear of infection. Forget it.




The teacher came by and said, " It's okay, the dog's infecting Marathi, it's good to cure it. It'll be a few days! ”




Read the book, probably. I'll just go to the hospital and smoke blood tomorrow. The next day, after another signed stamp and waiting for blood, I received four boxes of oral anti-facter.




I'm afraid to ask, "What about shock therapy?"




The doctor said, "Yes, go back and take your medicine."




Back at school, I went to the school hospital to get some extra antigen medicine, put on my underwear, and soon the puss disappeared. Although there has been no feeling, it is the solution to this big problem, which is a small episode in the study of life.





Doctor points



Medical beauty doctor at the Guangdong dermatological hospital, Xie Xianxing







Marathocella, also known as gillella, is one of the most common decorative fungi in the skin.
Most people have Marathi on them.
It's just a different number.


As the text says, Marathella is a conditionally pathogenic fungi, which is particularly oily, so that it breeds more in oily and well-spoiled areas, like the scalp, the face (especially the nose) and the back of the chest and is also more likely to cause disease in these areas. And that's why many people have scalps, and their noses can get red and skins on both sides of their noses, which is essentially fat-skinned by the involvement of Marathi.


He says he is a patient.
Marathocella-induced cystitis is, in fact, a common skin disease, often confused with common scabies in clinical practice
I don't know. Some people have poxes that are smaller and thicker than the average, and are more skin-skinned, and treat them with a common hemorrhoid. The effect is yes, but it's not complete, and it's very distressing to have a small drop and a quick seizure. Others, even if their faces were long gone, would have retrenched some of them in their chests and backs. In these cases, we all have to consider whether it's just an ordinary scabie or a malaroma scrotum.


If there is a suspicion, the clinic will normally perform fungi smear , which is scraping the skin and placing it under a microscope, which is generally diagnosed if Marathella is found. But now everyone likes to be clean, to clean their skin many times a day, and in many cases they can't see it under the mirror, but even then, if there's a clinical suspicion, they can begin to treat fungus.


In most cases, external drugs are sufficient for mammothitis, generally antifluent (e.g., ketone, sulfide, etc.) + antifluent (e.g., benzophthalmium, trbiphene, etc.). However, the author of this paper is sad, and the external use of Tebitrin for the test is not working well, and at this point only oral drugs can be added.


And finally, let's remind you that there's no need to get too attached to Marathi mastitis, after all.
More than half of the people will return.
I don't know. Who's gonna make Marathi the bad boy who lives with us?


Live and burn yourself.










The sharing of personal experience does not constitute a recommendation for medical treatment and cannot substitute for a doctor ' s individualized judgement of a particular patient and, if so, for a regular hospital.








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