Symptoms and Remedies for Various Diseases

 

Symptoms and Remedies for Various Diseases

The current flu situation has been found in Indonesia, China, Thailand, Korea, Vietnam and Cambodia.  Almost all the patients are related to the employees working in the poultry industry.  Current Status of India: No bird flu (HSNI) cases have been reported in India before.  Outbreak of bird flu in Navapur, District Nandurbar. As a result, thousands of crows died in the area.  The disease virus (HSNI) Eccluenza is found mainly in wild birds and domesticated birds.  These viruses are killed at temperatures of 70 dio C.  Transmission The virus is found in the feces of infected chickens.  The disease is spread by contaminated air and contaminated food.  However, the rate of transmission from a bird-infected patient to another person is low.  A person working in Bird Malu Chachit Poultry is at higher risk.  Sick Birds - Humans चित Rarely - Humans: (Length: 1 to 3 days)

Diseases and Symptoms 

Common symptoms include fever, cough, redness, itching, pain, redness of eyes, severe pneumonia, etc.  ,

Diagnosis

(1) Viral test - Nasal and respiratory tract swab

(2) Blood test - Two paired scraps 5 ml each.  Send cold chain test to NIV (National Institute of Virology, Pune) laboratory and there should be a gap of at least 10 days between the two samples.  The first sample should be taken during the acute phase, * Antiviral drugs are not prevalent in the treatment template.  However, Joceltmidir (Tamiflu. Aamtifu) may be useful in the festivals of Ophye human Eflupulza and Avian Encluenza (Bye Flu).  10 MVolume - 75 ml.  1 time for 5 days, 10 tablets cost about Rs.1000, antiviral medication can reduce the incidence of disease and complications and reduce the risk of death.  Essential medication / patient care for pneumonia and respiratory failure should be provided.  (Intensive care unit with ventilator facilities)  

Preventive drugs There are currently no effective preventive drugs available to prevent the disease.  Also the vaccine is not available. 

Disease Survey

(1) Coordination with Animal Husbandry Department at village, taluka and district level. 

(2) If the death rate of chickens is found to be higher than usual, the poultry traders and workers should be kept under observation for 6 days for the symptoms of gall bladder.  Medical examination should be done by the medical officer himself. 

(3) In case of suspected rune, blood samples should be sent to the National Institute of Virology (NIV) in cold chain along with all the information. 

(4) All suspected patients should be referred by the medical officer for 6 days at the place where there is an intensive care unit of the respiratory tract and respiratory system. 

(5) All poultry professionals, workers should be instructed in daily use of personal protective equipment like hats, goggles, gloves, shoes, etc.,

(6) Medical officers and staff should take personal care and vigilance while handling suspected patients,  Bury in the ground. 

(7) Disposal of hen droppings should be buried in the ground.

Immediate action to be taken in case of eruption

(1) 3 km from the place where the measure was found.  Vaccination of hens in the area,

(2) 3 km.  To 10 km.  Vaccination of local hens. 

(3) Transportation and sale of infected hens in infected areas should not be allowed to take place beyond 3 km. 

(4) Prevention of expulsion of at-risk person and suspected patient, (Quarentinc)

(5) Treatment of patient with Oscltamivir (Tamiflu) and admission of patient in intensive care unit in case of complications, Dengue fever

General information about dengue fever

(1) Dengue fever is a viral disease.  The disease is spread by the bite of Aedes aegypti mosquito. 

(2) Symptoms: High fever, severe headache, pain in the back of the eye, muscle aches, joint pain, rash on the limbs.

Types of Dengue Fever

(1) Dengue - Mild fever: Acute fever, severe headache, pain behind the eyes, muscle aches, joint pain. 

(2) Dengue - Hemorrhagic fever ........ (Bleeding dengue): This is a serious disease.  The disease causes bleeding from the nose, green teeth, secretions and faeces.  Symptoms include redness of the eyes, red rashes on the hands, and occasional bleeding from the vomit.

(3) Dengue Shock Syndrome (DSS): This is a serious condition.  Hemorrhagic fever can be caused by intravenous saline and if left untreated, the patient becomes unconscious.  In this condition, the patient is more likely to be infected.

Dengue fever is spread by

(1) Dengue is a contagious disease caused by a virus and is transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito.  Dengue is spread by biting a patient with the dengue virus in the body and then biting the same mosquito on a natural (healthy) person.  Symptoms of dengue fever appear 5 to 7 days after mosquito bites. 

(2) Origin of Aedes mosquito: Aedes mosquitoes originate from unclean and stored water.  The Aedes aegypti mosquito is immediately recognizable by its white, black stripes on its body.  The Aedes mosquito is a larva that floats at an angle to the surface of the water.  These mosquitoes bite day or night.  To prevent dengue outbreak, work should be planned as follows. 

(3) Weekly Survey: To conduct weekly survey of fever patients through health workers.  Aedes mosquito larvae should be surveyed if dengue-like larvae are found and adult Aedes mosquitoes and larvae are found. 

(4) Entomological Study of Dengue Risk Affected Villages by Health Assistants: Entomological study of 100 households in at risk endangered villages should be conducted once a month by Health Assistants.   

Aedes mosquito larvae survey (standard)

(1) House index - Total households where Aedes mosquito larvae were found Aedes mosquito larvae checked Total house X100

(2) Container index - Total pots found Aedes mosquito larvae Total pots checked for Aedes mosquito larvae X 100

(3)  Boutex Index - Total Utensils Found for Aedes Mosquitoes The total household X 100 house index (HI) tested for Aedes mosquito larvae is more than 10% and the risk of Jutex Index (BI) being more than 50%. 

(4) Release of guppy fish in the place of origin by surveying the place of origin. 

(5) Use of mosquito repellent: In places where mosquito repellent is used, spray a mixture of 20 ml of repellent in 100 liters of water in 1 liter of water.  There are many types of this bacterium.  There are many outbreaks of leptospirosis in India.  Although the disease is mainly found in Andaman-Nicobar, Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, it can occur in any state or region. These diseases cause a variety of symptoms (syndromes).  Symptoms of jaundice, viral infections, dengue-like hemorrhagic fever, etc. are similar to the symptoms of this disease and difficulties in diagnosing the disease.  The disease can be diagnosed by testing the blood in a lymphatic laboratory.  Symptoms include high fever, headache, muscle cramps (mainly leg and thigh muscles), jaundice, bleeding, swollen eyes, kidney failure, and liver failure.  Most of the time the symptoms of the patients are mild and incomprehensible, the incubation period is 10 days (4 to 10 days)

The disease is transmitted through the secretions of infected animals (mainly rats, pigs, cows, buffaloes, some).  In some animals, germs live throughout their lives.  The disease occurs when water, soil, or vegetables contaminated by the secretions of these animals come in contact with human skin (especially if born on the skin).  The prevalence of this disease is mainly in rice and sugarcane growing areas.  Excessive rainfall increases the risk of this disease.  * Diagnosis - Leptospira germs are found in human blood and secretions.  Bacteria are found in the blood (first seven days) and in urinary tract from the 10th day of illness.  Small guinea pigs are sure to be diagnosed with the virus.  Blood tests and germ tests etc.  Investigations LIDC  Available at Delhi.  These blood urine tests are available at some government hospitals and medical colleges.  For blood testing, 96 blood samples can be tested in the insect.  Treatment It is beneficial to treat it in the first place.  The drug penicillin is also beneficial on severe runes.  Antibiotics such as streptomycin and tetracycline are also helpful.  In severe cases (death can be prevented by putting on dialysis if the kidneys are bad.) Preventive medicines should be used to avoid human contact with contaminated water, soil or vegetables, rubber boots, gloves should be used in case of contact with contaminated water.  If a patient with this disease is found, the senior officer should be informed immediately.  It is important for the Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry to take responsibility for treating and curing sick animals, keeping them independent and controlling the spread of the disease by avoiding human contact with the urine of such animals.  In some countries, preventive vaccines for animals are available as a precautionary measure and can be prevented by vaccinating animals.  The preventive vaccine is not available to humans.  Pvt.  Come on.  The staff and the public should be made aware by reading at the center level and if such patients are found, immediate therapeutic and preventive measures should be taken.

Chikungunya - The word Chikungunya is from the Swahili language in the African country of Tanzania.  "Chikungunya: Chikungunya is a disease which is accompanied by fever due to acute joint pain. - Chikungunya is a viral fever.  Rare bleeding, complications such as dengue and hemorrhage due to hemorrhage are less common. Transmission: Aedes aegypti is transmitted by mosquito bites.  The disease occurs: Patient (Chikungunya virus) Aedes mosquito + healthy person * Entomological study (1) Aedes adult mosquito: White stripes appear on the limbs.  ., Barrels, tanks, buckets, caravans etc. (2) Surveying the total water containers in the house  Action should be taken to destroy them.