Noma is a severe infectious disease causing rapid destruction of facial tissue, primarily affecting malnourished children in impoverished regions. It begins as a gum ulcer and progresses if untreated, often linked to poor hygiene and weakened immunity. Early intervention with antibiotics and nutrition can prevent disfigurement. Healthcare workers and humanitarian organizations benefit from understanding Noma to combat its devastating effects.
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