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Elephantiasis Filarial Definition
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What is elephantiasis filarial?
A person with elephantiasis due to filarial infection has a parasitic infection that blocks lymphatic channels. Lymphatic channels transport liquid waste from the tissue to the bloodstream. The infection results in swelling and deformity. ![]() What are the symptoms of elephantiasis filarial? Symptoms of filarial elephantiasis include arm swelling, leg swelling, scrotal swelling, skin thickening, and swollen glands under the arm and in the groin. ![]() How does the doctor treat elephantiasis filarial? Treatment for filarial elephantiasis includes antibiotics, elastic support stockings, and surgery. Continue to Elephantiasis Filarial Symptoms
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