Viral List of 144 Diseases That Cannot Be Referred to Hospital, Released by BPJS Health, There is Tetanus
- BPJS Health is back in the spotlight after the list of diseases that cannot be referred to hospitals went viral on social media.
In the list, there are 144 diseases that cannot be referred to hospitals or Advanced Level Referral Health Facilities (FKRTL) using BPJS Kesehatan
One of the lists went viral on social media X/Twitter.
In the narrative circulating, patients diagnosed with diseases on the list must be treated by first-level or primary health facilities (FKTP).
FKTP itself is a basic health service which includes community health centers, primary clinics, general practitioner practices and dentist practices.
8. Somatoform disorders
9. Insomnia
10. Foreign body in the conjunctiva
11. Conjunctivitis
12. Subconjunctival hemorrhage
13. Dry eyes
14. Blepharitis
15. Hordeolum
16. Trichiasis
17. Episcleritis
18. Mild hypermetropia
19. Mild myopia
20. Mild astigmatism
21. Presbyopia
22. Night blindness
23. Otitis externa
24. Acute otitis media
25. Serumen prop
26. Motion sickness
27. Furuncle on the nose
28. Acute rhinitis
29. Allergic rhinitis
30. Vasomotor rhinitis
31. Foreign body in the nose
32. Epistaxis
33. Influenza
34. Pertussis
35. Pharyngitis
36. Tonsillitis
37. Laryngitis
38. Bronchial asthma
39. Acute bronchitis
40. Pneumonia, bronchopneumonia
41. Uncomplicated pulmonary tuberculosis
42. Essential hypertension
43. Oral candidiasis
44. Mouth ulcers (aphthous, herpes)
45. Parotitis
46. Infection of the umbilicus
47. Gastritis
48. Gastroenteritis (including cholera, giardiasis)
49. Gastroesophageal reflux
50. Typhoid fever
51. Food intolerance
52. Food allergies
53. Food poisoning
54. Hookworm disease
55. Strongyloidiasis
56. Ascariasis
57. Schistosomiasis
58. Taeniasis
59. Hepatitis A
60. Bacillary dysentery, amoebic dysentery
61. Hemorrhoids grade 1/2
62. Urinary tract infection
63. Gonorrhea
64. Uncomplicated pyelonephritis
65. Phimosis
66. Genital discharge syndrome (gonorrhea and non-gonorrhea)
68. Lower urinary tract infection
69. Vulvitis
70. Vaginitis
71. Bacterial vaginosis
72. Salpingitis
73. Normal pregnancy
74. Complete spontaneous abortion
75. Iron deficiency anemia in pregnancy
76. Grade 1/2 perineal rupture
77. Hair follicle/sebaceous gland abscess
78. Mastitis
79. Cracked nipples
80. Inverted nipple
81. Diabetes mellitus type 1
82. Diabetes mellitus type 2
83. Mild hypoglycemia
84. Protein energy malnutrition
85. Vitamin deficiency
86. Mineral deficiencies
87. Dyslipidemia
88. Hyperuricemia
89. Obesity
90. Iron deficiency anemia
91. Lymphadenitis
92. Dengue fever, DHF
93. Malaria
94. Leptospirosis (uncomplicated)
95. Anaphylactic reactions
96. Ulcers on the legs
97. Lipomas
98. Verruca vulgaris
99. Molluscum contagiosum
100. Uncomplicated shingles
101. Morbili without complications
102. Uncomplicated varicella
103. Herpes simplex without complications
104. Impetigo 105. Ulcerative impetigo (ecthyma)
106. Superficial folliculitis
107. Furuncle, carbuncle
108. Erythrasma
109. Erysipelas
110. Scrofuloderma
111. Leprosy
112. Syphilis stages 1 and 2
113. Tinea capitis
114. Tinea barbe
115. Tinea facialis
116. Tinea corporis
117. Tinea manus
118. Tinea unguium
119. Tinea cruris
120. Tinea pedis
121. Pityriasis versicolor
122. Mild mucocutaneous candidiasis
123. Cutaneus larva migrans
124. Filariasis
125. Pediculosis capitis
126. Pediculosis pubis
127. Scabies
128. Insect bite reaction
129. Irritant contact dermatitis
130. Atopic dermatitis (except recalcitrant)
131. Nummular dermatitis
132. Eczema napkins
133. Seborrheic dermatitis
134. Pityriasis rosea
135. Mild acne vulgaris
136. Suppurative hydradenitis
137. Perioral dermatitis
138. Miliaria
139. Acute urticaria
140. Exanthemapous drug eruption, fixed drug eruption
141. Vulnus laceratum, punctum
142. 1st and 2nd degree burns
143. Blunt violence
144. Sharp violence
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