Sule Is Treated For Types Of Disease, Recognize Symptoms, Causes To How To Prevent Her

Sule (Photo: YouTube/Dairy Sule Family)

JAKARTA - Sule's comedian condition is not healthy. The father of five has been sick with types that have been felt recently. Currently, Sule is still undergoing treatment to recover her condition. This news was conveyed directly by his son, Rizwan Fadilah or who is familiarly called Njan.

According to Njan, his father's condition had dropped until he had to put an IV at home. He said the reason Nathalie Holscher's ex-husband fell ill due to exhaustion, given the busy work schedule and activities that made him often go back and forth from Jakarta to Bandung. Now, Nathalie Holscher's ex-husband is still in the recovery stage.

Reporting from the Cleveland Clinic, type or typhoid fever is a disease caused by Salmonella Typhi bacteria. These bacteria attack the fine intestines and cause high fever, stomach pain, and other symptoms. This disease is also known as a fever of entertainment.

Types Symptoms

The main symptoms of type disease are high fever which can last for weeks if not treated immediately. In addition to fever, patients usually also experience headaches, chills, loss of appetite, and stomach pain.

In some cases, a small pink rash appears in the chest or stomach area known as rose spots. Other symptoms that are also often felt are coughs, muscle aches, nausea, vomiting, and digestive disorders in the form of diarrhea or constipation. These signs generally appear in the range of 5 to 14 days after bacteria enter the body.

How To Transmission

Types are transmitted through food or drinks contaminated with patient droppings. For example, if an infected person does not wash his hands after leaving the toilet, then prepares food. But it can also be when drinking water is mixed with waste.

This disease is not contagious by kissing, but can spread through the hands, objects, or surfaces that are touched by sufferers who are not clean.

Stages Of Disease

Tivoid disease usually develops gradually if not treated immediately. In the first week, fever appears and increases slowly as bacteria begin to enter the bloodstream. Entering the second week, the symptoms in the stomach are increasingly pronounced, even some sufferers can cause rashes on the skin.

If it is still not treated until the third week, the risk of serious complications can occur, such as bleeding in the intestines or inflammation of the brain. In the fourth week, some sufferers began to show signs of improving, but bacteria can still survive in bile bags so that patients still have the potential to transmit disease.

Prevention

The most effective way to prevent types by vaccinating, especially before traveling to areas prone to transmission of this disease. In addition to vaccines, daily prevention measures are also very important, such as always washing hands with soap before eating or after using the toilet, ensuring that you only drink cooked water or packaged water, avoiding the consumption of raw food or foods that clean in doubt, keeping eating utensils and kitchens clean so that they are free from germs that cause disease.