Author: Saroj Kumari

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Chronic Diarrhea Chronic diarrhea is a disease characterized by prolonged diarrhea that can last more than 2 weeks. Diarrhea is a digestive disorder that causes sufferers to have bowel movements too often, with stools (feces) that are more runny than usual. Generally, people with diarrhea can experience loose bowel movements up to more than 3 times a day. This condition should not be underestimated. Diarrhea that lasts for a long time or is chronic can be a sign of certain diseases. In fact, chronic diarrhea can be caused by several conditions. If left untreated, sufferers of this digestive disorder can experience…

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Perianal Abscess An abscess is a collection of pus, while perianal is the area around the entrance of the anus to the human anus. So, a perianal abscess means a collection of pus near the anus. This condition usually occurs due to bacterial infection in the crypto globular glands of the anus. Perianal abscess is one of the most common types of abscesses from anal abscesses. The presence of a bacterial infection can cause pus because when bacteria enter the body, the immune system will fight it with white blood cells in the infected area. When white blood cells attack…

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Lung Abscess A lung abscess is the formation of a cavity (hole) in the lung tissue that is larger than 2 centimeters. This hole contains a collection of dead lung tissue (necrosis) due to bacterial infection. This condition is part of a lung infection. According to the time of occurrence, lung abscesses can be divided into two types, namely acute and chronic lung abscesses. Acute lung abscesses occur less than 6 weeks and lung abscesses are said to be chronic if they occur more than 6 weeks. Symptoms of Lung Abscess The early signs and symptoms of this condition are…

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Liver Abscess A liver abscess is a pocket of pus that forms as a result of injury to the liver. If left untreated, it can develop into an infection. Pus itself is made up of white blood cells and dead cells that form when the body tries to fight an infection. The pus should flow out of the liver. However, the pus actually accumulates in pockets in the liver. The presence of pus will trigger swelling and inflammation in the area around the liver so that pain in the area around the stomach cannot be avoided. Symptoms of Liver Abscess…

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Ominous Meaning The word “acalao” (ominous) was derived from the Latin expression “aegyptiacus dies” which can be translated as “inauspicious, dangerous, harmful or unpleasant day”, perhaps in reference to the plagues that the Bible recounts that hit Egypt as divine punishment for having enslaved the Hebrew people and not allowing them to leave Egypt. Among the Egyptians, the God of the ominous and the dry and desert was Set, associated with the animals that live in the desert, such as the crocodile. The unlucky announces misfortune, bad fortune, and brings sadness and pain, it is therefore a negative adjective. A…

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