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01-12-2026, 11:55 AM
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Robust Ball Maggots on a Homeless Style Individual
Everyday we drift farther from the light of gawd
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01-12-2026, 01:28 PM
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Re: Robust Ball Maggots on a Homeless Style Individual
Myiasis in humans is a parasitic infestation by fly larvae (maggots) that feed on living or dead tissue, body fluids, or ingested food, often occurring in tropical/subtropical regions, especially with open wounds. Common types include cutaneous (skin), wound, furuncular (boil-like), and migratory (creeping) myiasis, with symptoms like painful lumps, itching, or foul-smelling discharge. Diagnosis involves seeing larvae or imaging, and treatment focuses on removing larvae via debridement, sometimes with ivermectin, and antibiotics for secondary infections. Causes & Risk Factors Fly Larvae: Various flies, including the human botfly (Dermatobia hominis), tumbu fly (Cordylobia anthropophaga), and screwworms (Cochliomyia hominovorax), can cause it. Travel: High risk for travelers to tropical/subtropical areas in Africa, the Americas, and Asia. Open Wounds: Untreated cuts, sores, or damaged skin provide entry points for flies to lay eggs. Poor Hygiene: Lack of cleanliness, especially around wounds, increases risk. Types of Myiasis Cutaneous: Affects the skin (furuncular, migratory, wound). Wound (Traumatic): Larvae infest existing wounds, enlarging them. Furuncular: A boil-like nodule forms on healthy skin, often with a central pore, caused by botflies. Migratory (Creeping): Larvae burrow and move under the skin, causing itching. Other: Can affect eyes, ears, nose, throat, or intestines. Symptoms A visible, moving lump or boil under the skin. Pain, itching, or crawling sensations. Pus or bloody discharge from lesions, sometimes foul-smelling. Inflammation and tissue damage. Treatment Larvae Removal: The primary treatment involves physically removing all larvae, often with surgical debridement or by suffocating them with petroleum jelly. Medication: Antiparasitic drugs like ivermectin may be used. Antibiotics: For secondary bacterial infections. |
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01-12-2026, 07:37 PM
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Re: Robust Ball Maggots on a Homeless Style Individual
That is fucked up and very sad. Poor dude with his junk wasting away like that…is probably mentally ill and has no idea where he is or what’s going on. Fuck the politicians and assholes who refuse to make more housing and mental hospitals for these people. Barbaric scumlords.
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