Introduction: As the winter season settles in, so does the increased risk of falling victim to various illnesses that thrive in colder temperatures. Colds, flu, and other respiratory infections are rampant during this time, making it important for individuals to adopt preventive measures to protect themselves and others. One of the most effective and underrated methods of defense is proper handwashing. In this blog, we will explore the significance of handwashing in preventing the spread of germs, especially during the winter months when contagious illnesses are at their peak. The Winter Germ Menace: Winter is notorious for hosting a…
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INTRODUCTION: Loose stools and frequent defecation seem normal at first, but what if you need to defecate more than seven times in two hours? What would be your reaction to these unbearable symptoms of loose stool along with abdominal pain? Cholera is acute diarrhea that can be serious and land you in the ICU (Intensive Care Unit). This is caused by the comma-shaped, facultative, anaerobic, gram-negative bacteria named Vibrato cholera. This is a waterborne disease with a high transmissible rate, which means it will transmit from contaminated food and water. The incubation period of cholera is 1–4 days, after which…
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INTRODUCTION: Chicken pox is a viral disease that is transmitted from one person to another through contact. Varicella, also known as chicken pox, is highly contagious, which means that it will transfer from one person to another through the mode of transmission, like coughing or touching. This is caused by the zoster virus. The symptoms of the disease include blisters, usually on the face. adverse, but it will spread throughout the body. A period is based on the severity of the disease. The more time it takes for complicated chicken pox to recover, the more normal chicken pox will cover within a…