DISEASE Amoebic Dysentery

DISEASE Amoebic Dysentery - Dysentery is an inflammation of the large intestine characterized by abdominal pain and watery bowel movements that are constantly (diarrhea) are mixed with mucus and blood. Based on the cause of dysentery can be divided into two namely dysentery and amoebic dysentery basilar. The most common cause is a parasitic infection of Entamoeba histolytic which causes amoebic dysentery and bacterial infections that cause type Shigella dysentery basilar.

Germs can be spread and transmitted to others through food and water contaminated dirt and flies.

The parasite Entamoeba hystolytica live in the large intestine, the parasite has two forms, namely forms and shapes that move does not move. Shaped parasites that do not move do not cause symptoms, while the shape that moves when sufferers attack the intestinal wall can cause heartburn, flatulence, increased body temperature, and diarrhea containing blood and mucus, but the diarrhea is not very often.

Basilar dysentery usually strikes suddenly - arrived about two days after conceding the germs / bacteria Shigella. Symptoms include fever, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea and no appetite. If not addressed, two or three days later of blood, mucus or pus in the stools of patients. In the basilar dysentery, patients experience severe diarrhea that is watery stool issue up to 20-30 times a day so it becomes weak, thin and sunken eyes due to lack of body fluids (dehydration). It can not be underestimated, because if not addressed can lead to dehydration death. Other symptoms of abdominal pain and cramping.

The disease is generally faster in children. Germs - bacteria into the digestive organs that result in inflammation and ulceration causing inflammation of the colon.

Dysentery patients should get immediate treatment, which should be avoided to prevent dehydration is because it can be fatal. In an emergency, mild dehydration can be treated with an oral electrolyte solution (ORS) to replace fluids lost from diarrhea and vomiting. ORS is dissolved in 200 cc of boiled water, stirred and given little by little with a spoon to the patient. If ORS is not available, can make a mixture of sugar and salt solution (1 teaspoon sugar + ¼ teaspoon salt, dissolved in 200 cc of warm water) or it could be by drinking coconut water. If dehydration is severe enough, after being given oral rehydration salts or a mixture of sugar and salt solution as first aid, should the patient was taken to hospital for treatment provided.

Preventive measures that can be done to anticipate dysentery is by observing a healthy lifestyle and clean, as always maintain the cleanliness of food and drink from contamination of dirt and germ-carrying insects, keeping the environment clean, clean your hands properly after defecation or before eating or when holding food to be eaten.

Herbs that can be used to help them cope with dysentery and diarrhea have the effect as astringent which can be screwed intestinal mucous membrane, thereby reducing the discharge of diarrhea and dysentery, but it also has the effect of the anti-inflammatory, and antibacterial.

Here are some types of herbs that can be used to treat diarrhea, namely:

1.PATIKAN Kebo (euphorbia Hirta)

Efficacy & Effects: as anti-inflammatory. Basilar merit overcome dysentery, amoebic dysentery, diarrhea, indigestion, colitis, and others.

2. Leave Guava (Psidium guajava)

Efficacy & Effects: as astringent  wrinkled intestinal mucous membrane so as to reduce the discharge), anti-diarrhea, dysentery, anti-inflammatory, and stop the bleeding.

3.SAMBILOTO (Andrographis paniculata)

Efficacy & Effects: as anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antidote. efficacious diarrhea, dysentery basilar, colitis, and others.

4. Turmeric (Curcuma Longa)

Efficacy & effect: as anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial, astringent. Efficacious to overcome dysentery, diarrhea, colitis, digestive disorders, and others.

5. purslane (Portulaca oleracea)

Effects and properties: anti-inflammatory, reduce heat, antitoxic. For dysentery, acute diarrhea, appendicitis, and others.

6. Pomegranate skin (Punica granatum)

Efficacy & Effects: as astringent, anti-diarrhea and dysentery, antibacterial.

7. TEH (Thee chinensis)

Efficacy & effect: as bowel / astringent, anti-bacterial. Efficacious concentrated tea from diarrhea, dysentery, colitis, digestive disorders.

Dose: 10-15 grams of dried or fresh purslane 60-120, boiled, water is taken.

8. LEAF SPOON (Plantago major)

Effects & Benefits: as anti-inflammatory, nutritious diarrhea, dysentery, heat, basilar dysentery, indigestion, etc.

Here are examples of herbs used for medicines that can help to overcome dysentery.

Recipe 1.

Patikan kebo 30 grams + 20 grams of fresh turmeric + sugar to taste, boiled with 600 cc of water until the remaining 300 cc, filtered, water is taken two times a day, every time a drink 150 cc.

Recipe 2.

30 grams of fresh guava leaves + 5 grams of tea, boiled with 600 cc of water until the remaining 300 cc, filtered, water is taken two times a day, every time 150 cc.

Recipe 3.

10 grams of dried bitter + 15 + grams of dried pomegranate skins, palm sugar, boiled with 600 cc of water until the remaining 300 cc, filtered, water is taken two times a day, every time 150 cc.

Recipe 4

60 grams + 30 grams of fresh purslane leaves tablespoons of fresh, boiled with 600 cc of water until the remaining 300 cc, filtered, water is taken two times a day, every time 150 cc.

Note:

To use the boiling pot of enamel, glass or stoneware pot soil.

Choose one of the recipes, and keep consulting a doctor.