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| What is mumps? What are the manifestations, complications, causes, tests, and treatments for mumps? |
Mumps is inflammation of the parotid gland. After mumps is obtained, the most typical manifestation is that the gangster is repeatedly swollen. The mouth of the parotid gland (in the mouth, which is commonly known as the "big tooth") has redness or secretion, sometimes accompanied by Have systemic symptoms such as fever and weakness. The parotid gland is located in front of the ear, which is commonly known as the gangster. The main function of the parotid gland secretes saliva. There is a catheter in the middle of the parotid gland called the parotid duct, which is open on the inner surface of the scorpion, which is the buccal mucosa in the mouth. The main function is to introduce saliva secreted by the parotid gland into the oral cavity.
What is the cause of mumps?
Hemorrhea, also known as mumps, occurs mainly in children and is contagious and spreads through droplets, so patients need to be isolated. The main symptoms are swelling of the gangsters on both sides, pain, and sometimes accompanied by systemic problems such as fever.
