10 incurable diseases [Part 2]

2. Polio

10 incurable diseases - Polio or paralysis polomyelitis is attacking kids. Polio is an acute disease caused by a viral infection that attacks the nervous system. Symptoms of polio usually begins with fever, headache, nausea, weakness, muscle pain, shortness of breath, and usually followed by paralysis of certain body parts. Most polio cases found in children under the age of five.

Although there are symptoms mentioned, 90 percent of patients often do not experience any signs when stricken with polio. Until now, there is no cure of polio. But beginning in 1960, there began to injected vaccines in children. Unfortunately, there are still cases of polio attack, for example in India.

3. Lupus
Lupus is an immune system disorder that causes excessive inflammation in the body. There are three types of lupus, which is discoid, systemic, and drug-induced.

Discoid lupus affects the skin and does not involve internal organs. Usually this type of lupus symptoms are rash with the grayish-brown that appears on the face, neck, and scalp. Approximately 10 percent of patients may develop discoid disease becomes systemic kind.

Systemic lupus most commonly found in humans. This disease affects almost all organs of the body, especially the skin, kidneys, joints, heart, gastrointestinal tract, brain, organ membranes, joints, and body cavities.

4. Flu

Flu or influenza is an acute viral infection of the upper or lower respiratory tract. Symptoms can include fever, kedingingan, muscle pain, accompanied by pain in the head and chest.

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