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What does elphantiasis do?

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∙ 17y ago
Updated: 12/19/2022

its a disease that makes abnormal growth

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Elephantiasis is an illness that results in extreme swelling. It can be caused by Lymphedema, parasites, or genetic diseases. Joseph Merrick, also known as "The Elephant Man," was a sufferer of elephantiasis.


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