Jakarta – The world of Indonesian comics is in mourning, comic Babe Cabita died on Tuesday (9/04), after battling the rare disease Aplastic Anemia.
“Innalillahi Wa Innalillahi Rojiun Has Died Our Son, Brother, Husband, Father Priya Prayogha Pratama bin Irsyad Tanjung (Babe Cabita) today April 9 2024 at 06.38 WIB at the Hospital. Mayapada Lebak Bulus, South Jakarta,” wrote a short message shared by the Instagram account @kevinkauts_
The late Babe Cabita will be buried today, after Asr prayers at TPPU Cirendeu, Tangerang Banten. The family also apologized and asked for prayers for Babe Cabita.
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It is known that Babe Cabita herself became known to the public after winning the title of Stand Up Comedy Indonesia in the third season in 2013.
Getting to know Aplastic Anemia
Launching the page mitrakeluarga.com, Aplastic anemia is a rare autoimmune disease, where the sufferer will experience a lack of blood. This disease is quite dangerous because the bone marrow cannot produce red blood cells.
When the bone marrow cannot produce red blood cells, the human body cannot function normally.
The development of this disease is different for each person. Some develop quickly and some develop slowly.
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Meanwhile, quoted siloamhospitals.comthe cause of this disease is caused by 2 conditions, namely heredity or health problems during life.
Some health problems during life that can cause aplastic anemia are as follows:
- An autoimmune disease that can cause the body’s immune system to attack healthy cells, including cells in the bone marrow.
- Have ever undergone radiotherapy or chemotherapy treatment. These two cancer treatments risk causing damage to healthy cells in the body.
- Use of certain medications, such as certain types of antibiotics and rheumatoid arthritis medications.
- Infected with certain viruses, such as HIV, hepatitis, cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr, and so on.
- Exposure to dangerous chemicals occurs continuously, such as pesticides, benzene, and so on.
- Pregnancy, because during pregnancy there is a risk of causing the mother’s immune system to attack cells in the bone marrow.