Mga bukol na tila pigsa, tumubo sa mukha, tainga, at kili-kili ng isang lalaki! | Dapat Alam Mo! - video Dailymotion

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(Aired July 25, 2023): Kapag may pigsa sa iba’t ibang bahagi ng katawan, talaga namang hindi komportable! Pero paano kung ang inakala mong pigsa… ganito ang aabutin? Nangingitim at bukol-bukol sa kili-kili, sa tainga, maging sa mukha! ‘Yan ang nararanasan ng 30-anyos na si Ray Martin. Bakit nga ba umabot sa ganito ang kanyang kondisyon? Panoorin ang video.   Para sa mga nais magpaabot ng tulong, maaaring magpadala kay:   Ray Martin San Gabriel | 010680118213- MayBank Philippines   GCash | 09354075896

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00:00 It's inevitable that if there's a bruise, the eye will immediately pop.

00:04 That's true.

00:05 The eye.

00:06 The eye.

00:07 Where is that part of the body?

00:09 Why is it better to examine those parts?

00:12 Especially if it's coming out again and again.

00:14 And it might go back to the more severe feeling.

00:17 That's the story of Von Aquino.

00:20 It's painful and itching.

00:24 If there's a bruise on different parts of the body,

00:27 it seems uncomfortable.

00:29 But what if the bruise you think is severe,

00:32 is actually like this?

00:33 It turns black and swollen.

00:37 On the cheekbones, ears, and even on the face.

00:40 That's what 30-year-old Ray Martin is experiencing.

00:43 Why did he end up in this condition?

00:46 While Ray was growing up,

00:54 he noticed the frequent swelling of some pimples on his body.

00:58 When I was in high school,

01:00 I noticed that there were pimples on my armpit.

01:05 But it would disappear and then come back.

01:08 I thought it was just a pimple.

01:12 It didn't hurt or anything.

01:14 I just kept doing it.

01:16 In 2015, he was diagnosed with what he thought was a pimple on his cheekbones.

01:21 He was diagnosed with it and a few years later,

01:23 this is what happened.

01:25 The pimples grew and swelled.

01:28 It turned black and swollen.

01:31 On the sides, there were pimples on his cheeks,

01:34 cheeks, ears, and even on his face.

01:37 It seems like Ray Martin's skin was gradually being eaten by pimples and swelling.

01:42 The simple things that I do at home,

01:45 like washing,

01:47 washing dishes,

01:49 cooking,

01:51 or just lifting a gallon,

01:53 I can't do it.

01:54 It's hard for me to do it.

01:56 I'm really getting soft.

01:57 The pain that I'm feeling is constant.

02:00 Because of the pain and the number of pimples that grew on Ray Martin's body,

02:04 he had to stop working.

02:07 This is where he decided to go to the doctor in 2020.

02:11 At that time, the steroid and antibiotic were not working on my body.

02:16 At the stage of my condition,

02:20 I was already in stage 3,

02:22 so my body was already having a hard time.

02:23 The doctor told me that I have a rare skin condition

02:27 that is called "hydrodinitis supurativa."

02:31 Hydrodinitis supurativa is an unusual condition of hair follicles.

02:37 What happens here is that hair follicles develop a skin barrier.

02:42 A lot of people can have hydrodinitis supurativa.

02:47 It can be both inflamed and inflamed.

02:50 It can also be due to obesity or excessive weight.

02:54 And then lastly, it can be due to nicotine.

02:58 Nicotine not only damages the roots of our hearts,

03:02 it also damages hair follicles and sweat glands.

03:07 Even though it looks like a pimple or a pimple,

03:10 there are three causes of hair follicles that develop hydrodinitis supurativa.

03:16 Hair follicles grow on the slanted parts of the body.

03:20 Hair follicles are twisted in both parts.

03:22 And when they are gone, they leave a crack.

03:25 It often appears on parts of the body that are always slanted,

03:29 like the temples and the armpits.

03:31 Hydrodinitis supurativa cannot be infected.

03:35 It can be treated, but it cannot be transmitted

03:39 by the contact or the contact of a person with hydrodinitis supurativa.

03:44 In the case of Ray Martin's hair follicles,

03:47 the skin on his armpits is already stuck.

03:50 So he went underground in the operation last June to separate it

03:54 to stop the water and blood from coming out of his wound.

03:59 Ray Martin uses a sanitary napkin instead of a gauze.

04:02 To prolong the treatment in the H.S.,

04:05 the hair follicles are more often twisted.

04:07 For our lifestyle change, we should really lose weight,

04:12 avoid smoking and tight clothes,

04:15 and avoid eating sweets.

04:18 The medical therapy is given by your doctor,

04:22 like antibiotics.

04:24 And the surgical therapy is like excision or removal

04:29 and the use of lasers.

04:31 To reduce the hair follicles,

04:34 Ray is now treating his food.

04:37 The more my body grows,

04:40 the more the disease will flare up in my body.

04:44 Because of the great effect of the H.S. on Ray Martin,

04:47 he is now strongly pushing the online support group

04:51 with his fellow members with hydrodinitis supurativa.

04:55 In this group,

04:57 we are a support system for my fellow H.S. warriors.

05:01 We are their light,

05:03 we are their strength.

05:06 If I can do it,

05:09 I have been able to do it until now.

05:12 What else can they do?

05:14 Some diseases can start with simple symptoms,

05:17 like what happened to Ray Martin,

05:19 who is now struggling with his condition,

05:22 but is bravely fighting the condition.

05:25 I am Vonna Kino, and that is the story you need to know.

05:28 [Music]

05:53 [BLANK_AUDIO]

Mga bukol na tila pigsa, tumubo sa mukha, tainga, at kili-kili ng isang lalaki! | Dapat Alam Mo!

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