Molluscum contagiosumhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molluscum_contagiosum
Ko te Molluscum contagiosum he mate huaketo o te kiri ka puta mai he reinga mawhero iti kua piki ake. Ka puta pea me te ngawari o te mamae.

Ko te mate na te molluscum contagiosum virus (MCV). Ka horapahia te huaketo ma te whakapiri tika, tae atu ki nga mahi moepuku, ma nga taonga poke penei i te tauera. Ka taea hoki te horapa atu te mate ki etahi atu wahanga o te tinana. Ko nga mea morearea ko te ngoikore o te punaha mate, me te mate mate pukupuku.

Ka whakamatauhia te tango ma te whakatio, te whakakore taiaho, te tango miihini ranei ma nga taputapu curretage. Ko te Podophyllotoxin, te waikawa salicylic ranei e pa ana ki te kiri, ka taea ano te whakamahi mo te maimoatanga.

Tata ki te 122 miriona nga taangata puta noa i te ao i pangia e te mate mai i te tau 2010 (1.8% o te taupori). He nui ake i nga tamariki kei waenganui i te kotahi me te tekau tau te pakeke. Ko te mate mate ehara i te take ki te aukati i te tamaiti ki waho o te kura, ki te tiaki tamariki ranei.

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Kaua e horoi, kaua e pa atu ki te waahi kua pangia, na te mea ko te mirimiri, te rakuraku ranei ka horapa te huaketo mai i nga tapahi iti. Whakamātauria te tono i te waikawa salicylic ki te waahi kua pangia anake.
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  • Papule tae-kikokiko.
  • He mea noa i roto i nga tamariki e mate ana i te mate pukupuku.
References Molluscum Contagiosum 28722927 
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Ko te Molluscum contagiosum , e mohiotia ana he kiritona wai, he mate kiri pai. Ko te mate kiri o molluscum contagiosum ka kiia ko mollusca. Ko te ahua o te rewharewha he ahua dome, he porotaka, he mawhero-papura te tae.
Molluscum contagiosum, also called water warts, is a benign condition of the skin. The skin lesions of molluscum contagiosum are called mollusca. The typical lesion appears dome-shaped, round, and pinkish-purple in color.
 Molluscum contagiosum: an update and review of new perspectives in etiology, diagnosis, and treatment 31239742 
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Ko te Molluscum contagiosum (MC) he mate kiri noa e kitea ana i roto i nga tamariki, i nga pakeke e moepuku ana, me nga tangata kua ngoikore te punaha mate. Na te huaketo e kiia nei ko molluscum contagiosum virus (MCV) , he wahanga o te whanau Poxviridae. Ka horapa te MCV ma te pa atu ki te kiri kua pangia, ka pa ki te taha moepuku, ki te kore moepuku, ki te pa ano ki te waahi kua pangia. I te nuinga o te wa ka puta te MC he puku maro, porowhita i runga i te kiri, he mawhero, he kiri-kiri ranei te nuinga, he kanapa te pokapū. Ka taea e ratou te noho ki hea mai i te 6 ki te 9 marama i mua i te wehe i a raatau ake. He rereke pea te rahi, te ahua, me te waahi o nga puku, ina koa ki nga tangata kua ngoikore te punaha raupatu, a, i etahi wa ka puta he raruraru penei i te eczema me te mate huakita.
Molluscum contagiosum (MC) is a self-limited infectious dermatosis, frequent in pediatric population, sexually active adults, and immunocompromised individuals. It is caused by molluscum contagiosum virus (MCV) which is a virus of the Poxviridae family. MCV is transmitted mainly by direct contact with infected skin, which can be sexual, non-sexual, or autoinoculation. Clinically, MC presents as firm rounded papules, pink or skin-colored, with a shiny and umbilicated surface. The duration of the lesions is variable, but in most cases, they are self-limited in a period of 6-9 months. The skin lesions may vary in size, shape, and location, which is more frequent in immunosuppressed patients, and could present complications such as eczema and bacterial superinfection.
 Molluscum Contagiosum and Warts 12674451
Ko te Molluscum contagiosum me te warts na te mate huaketo. Molluscum contagiosum te tikanga ka haere noa iho kaore he paanga pumau, engari ka kaha ake te horapa ki nga tangata kua ngoikore te punaha mate. Ahakoa ka ngaro noa iho nga whiu, ka taea e nga tikanga maimoatanga penei i te karawhiu, te whakamaarama tangi, te whakamahi waikawa ranei ka tere ake te whakaora me te whakaheke i te tupono ki te horapa i te huaketo. Ko nga kiritona, i tetahi atu taha, he tipu kiri matotoru na te papillomavirus tangata. I runga i te waahi me te ahua, ka wehewehea nga kiritona ki nga momo rereke (common warts, periungual warts, flat warts, filiform warts, plantar warts) . Ko nga whiringa maimoatanga mo nga kiritona he maha nga tikanga penei i te tono waikawa, te whakamaarama tangi, te tango, te whakamahi rongoa, te whakanui ranei i te punaha mate.
Molluscum contagiosum and warts are caused by viral infections. Molluscum contagiosum usually goes away on its own without any lasting effects, but it can be more widespread in people with weakened immune systems. Although the lesions typically vanish by themselves, treatment methods like scraping, cryotherapy, or applying certain acids can help speed up recovery and lower the chances of spreading the virus. Warts, on the other hand, are thickened skin growths triggered by the human papillomavirus. Depending on their location and appearance, warts are categorized into different types (common warts, periungual warts, flat warts, filiform warts, plantar warts). Treatment options for warts include various methods like applying acids, cryotherapy, scraping, using medication, or boosting the immune system.