What is Lotus Root Milk

As the secondary sexual development organ in the female body, breasts naturally play a very important reproductive role in the body. Especially after giving birth, women need to use their breasts for breastfeeding, and the breasts are also an important part of the body that produces fluids. Therefore, normal women should pay special attention to breast health issues, among which lotus root milk is an extremely rare breast disease. Next, let’s take a look at the relevant knowledge about lotus root milk.

Lotus breasts refer to breast ulcers caused by myiasis in women, with the nipples filled with black substances that look like lotus pods.

The real culprit that causes breast ulcers is a flesh-eating fly called "Mesona thunbergii".

In areas where shield flies live, myiasis may also be a cause of chest ulcers. However, chest ulcers caused by shield flies are extremely rare.

Causes:

Myiasis refers to a disease caused by maggots, the larvae of flies, parasitizing on the human or animal body.

It is a general term for diseases caused by the larvae of parasitic flies of the order Diptera, class Insecta, attacking livestock.

The most harmful ones are mainly gastric myiasis, cutaneous myiasis and nasal myiasis.

The shield fly, also known as the anthropophagic fly maggot, can cause cutaneous myiasis. The larvae of the anthropophilic fly, which is widely distributed in Africa, will form boil-like lumps after burrowing into human skin. However, it is different from the common skin fly and cow fly because it does not migrate, while the skin fly and cow fly move under the skin and sometimes even transfer to deep tissues and organs such as the chest cavity, abdominal cavity, eyes and brain.

symptom:

1. The hairs, hooks, spines, and migrations on the body surface of maggots can irritate the host's body wall. Patients may feel tingling, pain, itching, foreign body sensation, migration sensation, etc. in certain parts of the body.

2. Patients with nasal maggot disease will sneeze and feel a foreign body in the nose.

3. Patients with urogenital myiasis will feel tingling, migratory sensation, frequent urination, urgency, and pain in the lower abdomen, urethra, and vagina.

4. Patients with cutaneous maggot disease will feel a tingling pain under the skin, a sensation of migration under the skin, and even visible tunnels left by the migration of maggots under the skin.

5. Maggots carry bacteria on their bodies, which may cause infection.

6. The maggots that cause nasal maggot disease may enter the cranial cavity through the sinuses, causing serious consequences or even death.

7. The maggots that cause eye myiasis may enter the eyeball, destroy the intraocular tissue and cause blindness.

8. Some maggots feed on the host's body tissues, such as the maggots of the screw-worm fly. The consequences can be serious, even death.