Morbus

* Characteristic Symptoms:

1. *Fever*
2. *Pain and skin discoloration/Jaundice in the area where the bacteria most likely entered the body*
3. *Purple (Light and Dark) blisters*
4. *Tissue necrosis*
5. *The flesh around the area of possible entry is eventually "eaten away" by the bacteria, continuing farther up the limb,*

* Possible symptoms:

1. *Lightheadedness*
2. *Numbness*
3. *Foul-smelling discharge from the wound/area of possible entry*
4. *Swelling*

* Survival chance: *The chances of survival are high if the affected area/limb is removed before the bacteria could spread. If symptoms continue after amputation, the chances of survival are slim to none.*

* Treatment: *Removal of the affected, and closely surrounding, area / amputation.*
* Source: *Bacteria present in Yeballenese soil. The bacteria enters the body through an opening in the skin/flesh such as a cut. The majority of people infected with this disease are farmers (Hence the name: ''Farmer's disease'') The most commonly affected areas are: Hands, Legs.*

#### Litas Banikum (LB)

* Name: *Litas Banikum, LB, River Sickness, River Blindness*

* Characteristic Symptoms:

1. *Blurry Vision (Progresses into loss of vision)*
2. *Eye paralysis*
3. *Eye discolouration (Darkening)*
4. *Eye Necrosis*

* Possible symptoms:

1. *Headaches*
2. *Light sensitivity*
3. *Speech impairement (Last stages of the disease)*

* Survival chance: *Sometimes the disease stops progressing after blinding the infected or, in rarer cases, impairing their speech, leaving them alive. If the disease progresses further, The infected will not survive, the bacteria will move to their brain.*

* Treatment: *Unknown*
* Source: *Bacteria occurring in dirty river water. Elderly are at a much higher risk of infection, but they are less likely to die from this disease.*

### Helminths

#### Lin-V

* Name: *Lawanese Crazy Worms, Fish worms , (Ralin/Relin/Rilin)*

* Symptoms:

* Survival chance: *High. This disease rarely causes death (Death usually occurs in young children, small animals, elderly, sick/weakened /immunocompromised people)*

* Treatment: *In the case of treating those infected with Rilin, Tying them down to ensure they cannot go anywhere or cause harm/problems is an acceptable treatment.The disease will pass on its own after:*

* *7 days (Ralin)*
* *19 days (Relin)*
* *37 days (Rilin)*

* Source: *Lin-V is the general name used to describe three diseases, all caused by the same thing - fish worms. Lin-V can be found in Lawanese and migrating fishes or fish-eating animals. (Fish and Birds)*

* ***Ralin** - Infection occurs after consuming (or in some cases, coming in contact with) an infected bird. (A bird that recently ate an infected fish). The infected birds can be seen performing natural behaviours (Early stage of infection) or found dead on beach shores.*

* ***Relin** - Infection occurs after consuming an infected fish (usually predatory fish) that recently ate an infected fish.*

* ***Rilin** - The severe infection. It occurs after consuming an infected fish that naturally carries the lawanese crazy worms. Fishes that naturally carry these worms have two things in common: The primary colour of their bodies/scales is either Yellow, White or both(Yellow-White) and they're all saltwater fishes.*