The main causes of puffy breasts: fly maggot disease, breast ulceration.

Prevalent groups: adult women?

Contagious: non-contagious

Transmission: flies

Female rosette breasts, as the name implies, actually refers to women who, due to the effects of the disease, have lesions on their breasts, like rosettes. Lotus breast is a condition in which a woman's breasts are ulcerated due to a disease caused by flies, and the inside of the nipple is covered with black stuff that looks like a lotus flower.

The real culprit behind the breast ulcers is a flesh-eating fly called the "tumbufly" (Tumbufly). In Tumbufly's habitat, fly maggot disease can also be a cause of breast ulcers. But chest ulcers caused by Tumbufly are extremely rare, and it spreads mainly in some hot and humid areas of Africa.

Expanded information:

Lotus breast", is a netizen will be a plump breast the same lotus seedling with PS software superimposed on a picture, causing discomfort to the viewer, the lotus seedling breast is actually not as horrific as on the network. PS as horrible.

The real culprit of breast ulceration is a flesh-eating fly called the shield wave fly. It lays its eggs on human clothing, and the larvae hatch and burrow into human skin. In the habitat of the shield fly, fly maggot disease may also be a cause of chest ulcers.

Dermatophagoides was originally a parasitic disease of livestock such as cattle and horses, but it can also infect humans. Fly maggots lay eggs directly on human skin or hair or clothing, and when the eggs hatch into larvae, they can burrow into the skin and cause cutaneous fly maggot disease.

This disease is mostly seen in pastoral areas, China's Qinghai, Tibet, Inner Mongolia, Northeast and North China and other places have reported, and in Guangdong and other developed coastal areas of this disease is rare. Prevention of skin fly maggot disease is mainly concerned about environmental hygiene and personal hygiene, regular fly work, if you feel unwell, should be promptly to the dermatology department of a large hospital to avoid delay in treatment.

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