What is rinosporidiosis?
Rhinosporidiosis is a relatively painless chronic infection that most often affects individuals who are or spent time in southern India or Sri Lanka. This disease usually represents itself as a growth of granulose, most often in the nasal cavity or in the area around the eye. Surgical removal is the most common and most successful treatment option. This contact often occurs when individuals bathe in a standing water source that contains a parasite. Originally he considered himself a sponge, rhinosporidium seberidium is classified as a water parasite in the category Mezomycetozoea. In this same class, there are other organisms known to cause similar infections in fish and amphibians. Many cases have also been found in Africa and SOU. Other cases around the world have been reported less often, including cases in the southern United States and Asia.
most of the time with rinosporidiosisIt seems almost similar to warts, bumpy growth inside the nose or the outer area surrounding the eye. Some rare cases have been diagnosed in other parts of the body, such as the ear, rectum and genitals. In addition to growth, other symptoms may include Noseblees, nasal obstruction, runny nose, eye redness and tearing eyes. Other possible symptoms include the feeling of a strange feeling in the eye and coughing. Secondary infections often occur in affected areas due to rinosporidi infection.
rhinosporidiosis is a long -term infection. This condition is often present for many years or even decades. Although pain is not commonly associated with rinosporidiosis, sometimes buds infections lead to secondary infections that may be painful. Rarely, this infection led to death, but morbidity associated with this disease is usually caused by another infection, not rinosporidiosis itself.
Since 2011, this disease has not been standardized. Few studies have been conducted to develop or discover the treatmentwould or treatment because scientists have a little success with the parasite in the laboratory. Surgery is the most common possibility of treatment of rinosporidiosis.
usually surgeons perform surgery or removal of growth. Recurrence cases tend to be higher when only basic local excision is performed. Doctors and patients more often choose a wide procedure for excision with electrocoagulation of the lesion base. The wide excision removes the entire growth and then uses electrocoagulation to kill the surrounding tissue. These types of procedures have seen the best results for growth removal, with minimal recurrence instances.