The World Health
Organization (WHO) has declared the Coronavirus epidemic. Coronavirus is 900
times smaller than human hair, but Corona infection is rapidly spreading
worldwide.
What is Coronavirus?
The Coronavirus (COVID19) is
associated with a family of viruses whose infection can cause problems such as
cold and shortness of breath. The viral infection began in China in Wuhan in
December 2019. According to which, fever, cough, shortness of breath are its symptoms.
So far, there is no vaccine
to prevent the spread of the virus. The infection leads to problems such as
fever, cold, shortness of breath, runny nose and sore throat. This virus
spreads from one person to another and very fast. So, a lot of care needs to be
taken as it is a human to human transfer of the virus.
The virus first came to
China in December 2019. Coronavirus spreads through droplet falling from
coughing and sneezing. The Coronavirus is no longer spreading in China at a
rapid rate as it is spreading to other countries around the world. The virus
named COVID 19 has so far spread to more than 70 countries. In view of the
increasing risk of Coronavirus infection, caution should be exercised to
prevent its spread. *
What are the symptoms of this disease?
The symptoms of Coronavirus
is very high fever. Then there is a dry cough and then arises breathing
problems. These symptoms do not always mean that you have an infection with the
Coronavirus. Severe cases of Coronavirus can cause pneumonia, excessive
respiratory problems, kidney disease, and even death. The risk can be serious
in elderly patients or people who already have asthma, diabetes or heart
disease. Similar symptoms are also found in viruses and influenza viruses.
There is currently no cure
for the Coronavirus, but it can be treated with medicines that reduce the
symptoms of the disease. If you do not heal, you must be separated from others.
What are the preventive measures?
The Ministry of Health has
given guidance on avoiding the Coronavirus. According to them, hands should be
washed with soap at least for 20 seconds. An alcohol-based hand sanitiser may
also be used. Covering of mouth and nose with a cloth or tissue paper while
coughing and sneezing. Keep away from people who have cold and flu symptoms.
Who and how to wear a mask?
If you are healthy, you do
not need masks. However, it is better to wear a mask when leaving your home to
buy essential goods. If you are caring for a person infected with a Coronavirus, you must wear masks. People who complain of fever, cough or
shortness of breath should wear masks and go to a doctor immediately.
How to wear masks:
Masks should be worn so that
the part of the nose, mouth and beard is covered with it. Even when removing
the mask, you should take your elbow or lace mask, do not touch the front part
of the mask. Daily masks need to be changed.
How To Reduce Coronavirus Risk?
Coronavirus spreads through
droplets coming out while coughing and sneezing. Wash your hands well. Cover
your mouth while coughing or sneezing. Avoid touching the eyes, nose and mouth
if the hands are not clean.
How to prevent the spread of Coronavirus infection?
Do not travel by public transport,
such as bus, train, car or taxi. Do not call guests at home. Do not go to
the office, school or public places. If you live with more people, be more careful.
Stay in a separate room and keep the shared kitchen and bathroom clean at all
times. Continue doing this for 14 days to reduce the risk of infection. You may
be advised to be alone if you came from an infected area or were in contact
with an infected person. So stay at home.
There has been a lot of
discomfort among people in various countries due to Coronavirus. There is a
shortage of masks and disinfectants in medical stores as people rush to buy
them quickly. People do panic buying and start stockpiling of essential goods.
So far no evidence has been found that the coronavirus is transmitted through
consignments, letters, newspapers or food. Coronavirus cannot survive too long
outside the body.
Governments across countries
are finding various ways to protect everyone safe and away from getting the Coronavirus
disease. Checking airport passengers or checking people in the lab, the
government has made a number of preparations to deal with the Coronavirus. In
addition, some instructions have been issued to avoid rumours so that they can
deal with the deadly Coronavirus. About 18 years ago, the SARS virus was
a similar threat. In 2002-03, more than 700 people died worldwide from SARS.
Thousands of people around the world were infected.
A vaccine is being developed
to treat the Coronavirus. It will be tested on humans by the end of the year.
Some hospitals are also testing antiviral drugs. Hopefully this coronavirus
pandemic will be a thing in the past soon and life will be back to normal.
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