Danger of swine flu increased in Ahmedabad amid Corona, 154 cases were reported in just two months, the system is worried

Danger of swine flu increased in Ahmedabad amid Corona, 154 cases were reported in just two months, the system is worried

Currently, seasonal epidemics have taken hold in the monsoon season. Meanwhile, cases of swine flu in Ahmedabad have increased the concern in the system.

• Swine flu cases continue to rise in Ahmedabad
• 120 cases of swine flu in just 8 days of August
• More than 100 patients admitted to the hospital under treatment

After Corona in Ahmedabad, the cases of swine flu are increasing continuously. Due to ongoing monsoon season, waterborne diseases are also increasing. In which diseases including cold, fever, malaria and typhoid have left me. In such a situation, the increasing number of swine flu cases has raised concern.

Let it be known that 120 cases of swine flu have been reported in Ahmedabad in just 8 days of August. Out of which 108 cases have been registered in private hospitals and 12 cases in government hospitals. While 154 cases of swine flu were reported in July and August. Currently more than 100 patients are admitted under treatment in VS, LG and Shardaben Hospital. While more than 25 patients have been kept in home isolation.

However, swine flu is more common among children. In which 8 children aged 0 to 6 years and 40 children aged 6 to 15 years have caught swine flu.

Know what is swine flu disease? 

Swine flu is a highly contagious disease. We also know it as H1N1. It is a risky infectious disease spread by pigs. Upon exposure to this infected animal or human, the H1N1 virus is exposed to the human flu strain present in the human body. Due to which this disease can also spread to humans through animals. If the level of disease worsens, it also kills people.

Know what are the symptoms of swine flu?

According to the Department of Health, swine flu is caused by an infection with the H1N1 virus. This disease causes problems including fever, chills, sneezing problem, sore throat, fatigue, difficulty in breathing. If the infection is severe, pneumonia and chest pain may occur. It is advisable to take the medicine within 48 hours after the symptoms of swine flu appear. Treatment should be done as soon as symptoms appear and medication should be taken at the right time. Apart from this, diet and lifestyle should be taken care of to avoid swine flu. In case of infection, rest and eat foods that boost the body's immunity. In this infection, no medicine should be taken without consulting a doctor.

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