program c
vbackfreq a 20.09 .001 66.6  vbackfreq b 148.413 .01 66.6
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#	Title: Onchocerca volvulus aka river blindness (floaters)
#	Description: caused by Onchocerca volvulus, a nematode that can live for up to fifteen years in the human body
#		     through the bite of a black fly. The worms spread throughout the body, and when they die, they cause intense itching and a strong immune system response
#                    - Adult female O.volvulus measure 20 to 50 cm in length and about 0.4 mm in diameter
#			They ball preferably in the subdermis and form a so-called nodule, may increase to the size of a walnut and can be diagnosed by palpation
#		     - Adults produce unsheathed microfilariae that typically are found in skin and lymph, causing massive inflamatory response	
#	BTW: I did read a medline article that talked about Onchocerciasis ONLY being a huge issue if the T.Solium cysts are in the body 	
# 	Note: The tumors are composites of Larva coated with Lead, so treatment is limited to once a day due to the amount of lead that needs to be removed 	
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label 0

label Tumor.Larva			# L2, from Microfilariae develop to adults in subcutaneous nodules in about 1 year
dwell 1200				# Where it goes dormant and is surrounded by granuloma
47675.4557 
 
label Wolbachia 			# Several species are so dependent on Wolbachia, they are unable to reproduce effectively without the bacteria
dwell 120
77665.5666