Free Homoeopathic Treatment, Preventive Immunity Medicines & Medical Camps for "Acid Fly" (Nairobi Fly) Skin Problem
TADEPALLIGUDEM: Indian News Times:In recent weeks, there has been a noticeable rise in skin complaints caused by the "acid fly" (Nairobi fly)—known medically as Paederus dermatitis—not only in Tadepalligudem but also in several surrounding villages.
Speaking on the occasion, Prof. Dr. Ananda Kumar Pingali, Principal & Medical Superintendent of ASR Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, stated: "The public needs to remain calm as this skin condition is completely non-contagious and fully treatable. Homoeopathy offers highly effective solutions both for treatment and prevention. Our medicines can be taken as a preventive measure by healthy individuals to develop biological resistance and build immunity against the toxin. Taking this preventive course will significantly reduce the severity of symptoms even if a person is later exposed to the fly."
How the Skin Problem Happens: The condition is not caused by an insect bite or sting. It occurs when the fly is accidentally crushed or rubbed against the skin, releasing a toxic chemical from its body. This chemical produces intense burning, redness, and linear blister-like marks on exposed areas such as the face, neck, and arms.
Free Treatment & Preventive Medicine Distribution: As a dedicated public service, ASR Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, in association with the Umar Alisha Rural Development Trust (NGO), is providing FREE treatment for affected patients and FREE preventive medicines for the general public. These services are available at our main hospital Outpatient Department (OPD) and across all our network Peripheral OPD locations for the convenience of local residents.
FREE MEDICINES AVAILABLE AT THESE PERIPHERAL OPD LOCATIONS:
1. Tadepalligudem (తాడేపల్లిగూడెం) 2. Duvva (దువ్వ) 3. Relangi (రేలంగి)
4. Paidiparru (పైడిపర్రు) 5. Ballipadu (బల్లిపాడు) 6. Darsiparru (దర్శిపర్రు)
7. Dandagarra (దండగర్ర) 8. Undrajavaram (ఉండ్రాజవరం) 9. Uradallapalem (ఊరదళ్లపాలెం)
10. Attili (అత్తిలి) 11. Vallurupalle (వల్లూరుపల్లె)
CRITICAL PRECAUTIONS
DO's
✓ Gently blow the fly away or flick it off if it lands on your skin.
✓ If a fly touches your skin, wash the spot at once with soap and clean water.
✓ Sleep under a mosquito net; keep doors and windows screened.
✓ Switch off unnecessary lights at night—these flies are attracted to bright tube lights.
✓ Shake out clothes, towels, and bedsheets thoroughly before use.
✓ Keep surroundings clean; clear bushes, weeds, and stagnant water near the house.
✓ Wear full-sleeve clothes in the evening, especially near agricultural fields.
✓ If a rash appears, visit the main OPD or nearby Peripheral OPD for free treatment.
DON'Ts
✗ NEVER crush, slap, or rub the fly on your skin—that releases the harmful fluid.
✗ Don't scratch or rub the blisters; it spreads the toxic rash to other areas.
✗ Never touch your eyes after touching an affected area (it can cause severe eye damage).
✗ Don't apply strong chemical creams or unverified home remedies on your own—see a qualified doctor.
For Free Treatment, Free Preventive Medicine, or Organizing Village Camps, Contact:
📞 Phone / WhatsApp: +91 98663 88979
Issued in Public Interest by:
Prof. Dr. Ananda Kumar Pingali
Principal & Medical Superintendent
ASR Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital
Prathipadu, Tadepalligudem, West Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh – 534146
Ph : 9866388979
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