Horizons

Episode 20's

- Khanza

This morning I went around the town. As I thought, the sanitation in this place is very bad. Not to mention the need for clean water that is thinning. Some water sources are contaminated. Many people complain of being sick. I checked some. Some are affected by cholera, decentralization, gastroenteritis, typhoid fever and various other outbreaks with regard to poor sanitation.

Perhaps because of the low level of education, many ordinary people still do not understand the importance of maintaining environmental cleanliness. Illness they take for granted. Even sometimes only rely on traditional medicines if you feel something is wrong with the condition of his body. Not that traditional medicine is not good, it's just not necessarily the drugs they consume in accordance with the predictions of their disease.

If anyone is curious what happened last night, keep calm eperibadih. Kendra hides in her sleepingbag after I say she wants a toy trunk. Both of his hands were cupped on top of the zipper pants. His head was facing the wall, not wanting to see even though I had called. Yes, I hugged a guy from behind. I'm making it live. I sleep well in Semalem. Not like a soldier who wakes up with panda eyes. Can't sleep, huh semalem? Wrong myself I don't want to caress.

Reportedly Egi same mas Tristan? Sorry, I don't want to discuss other people's personal affairs. What is clear is that they just returned the dawn with purplish patches on his neck mbak Egi. Oops..

"Mother doctor" I saw a boy running towards me who was examining a toddler at the chief's residence.

"Wa'i. ma'am doctor.there is something strange about Wa'i." he said gasping.

"Any?"

"Let's hurry, doctor." Without giving further explanation, Malahar dragged my arm back to his house. I hurriedly packed my luggage and took a break home to the host.

Arriving at Malahar's house, I saw Wa'i still lying weakly on his bed. Cold sweat is pouring. The fever did not come down. In fact there were some swelling and red spots all over his body. I was in a hurry to check on Wa'i. I lightly patted her body trying to wake Wa'i up. But Wa'i just moaned slowly.

Looking at the signs on Wa'i's body, I predict he has an allergy to one of the drugs I love. But to get an accurate diagnosis, I had to do a lab test. That is not possible here given the limitations of existing equipment. After I analyzed, among the drugs I love, antibiotics have the highest chance of triggering allergies. Then I have to replace the antibiotic pill I love and wait for the drug reaction that now disappears.