Measles.
Understand evil.
Chickenpox and measles are all highly contagious and immunizing eruptive viral diseases. Chickenpox is caused by varicella herpesvirus, and measles is caused by morbillivirus of the Paramyxoviridae family. It belongs to the same family as the mumps virus. The only reservoir of chickenpox and measles virus is in sick or healthy humans. The condition of the field will determine the course of the disease. Remember that viruses are only active on a weak organism, and this makes the field the primary cause of most diseases.
Please reach us at http://wa.me//+22967546677
Measles is more common and more dangerous than chickenpox. When measles adds to a failure immune, respiratory, neurological, digestive and ocular, the situation becomes serious or even fatal. They are early childhood diseases and the two viruses are transmitted directly via the droplets of saliva emitted by the patient during the acute phase of the disease, i.e. during the period of invasion and at the beginning of the eruption (from 1 to 4 days). Babies are protected for up to 10 months by antibodies received from their mother during pregnancy. The measles virus is the same everywhere in the world. Measles is becoming increasingly rare in developed countries but continues to plague sub-Saharan Africa. Malaria is the main cause of child mortality ( 1 year to 5 years ) in Black Africa. The virus is more active in the dry season than in the wet season because loses its virulence in the wet season.
Please reach us at http://wa.me//+22967546677
Transmission
Sick or healthy humans are the only reservoir of the virus that is transmitted during airborne cough droplets. It can also be spread by direct contact with secretions from the nose or throat of infected people. The virus ejected in this way remains dangerous for at least 30 minutes. It survives for little time on objects and surfaces. The period of virus spread begins 2 to 4 days before the rash appears. The virus is introduced into the body during the incubation period. It then continues during the period of invasion. The risk of transmission is minimal from the second day after onset of the rash
Symptoms
After the spread, i.e. the encounter with the virus, the incubation is silent and lasts 10 to 15 days on weak ground. The first symptoms are the same as for cooling, with a febrile state for two or three days: the individual has a high fever, runny nose, cough, red or even teary eyes, and can be very irritable. Abdominal pain, diarrhea, and vomiting are also symptoms. During the invasion, the subject is contagious. . The first signs of measles appear on the second day (itchless red spots on the palate and groups of white spots that are large as a pinhead surrounded by a red halo on the mucosa of the cheek at the level of the molars). On the fourth day, these characteristic eruptions invade the face and then extend to the whole body: spots isolated the size of a lens, but in slight relief and a little serrated, which only meet on the back and buttocks. Usually, the fever goes away by the seventh day. To prevent complications such as otitis media, meningitis, and pneumonia, keep the person in bed for a few days after the fever goes away. Maintain the temperature of the room at 180 and keep the bed away from the windows; monitor the ventilation and lighting of the room, which must be screened; take care of the humidity level in case of central heating. Isolation of the patient is generally unnecessary, because the danger of contamination already exists five days before the eruption and ceases with its complete hatching.
Diagnosis.
In front of the rash, the scaling and the tiger skin the disease is easy to identify but identification is more difficult before the rash. It is based on the notion of an epidemic in the environment and the presence of small whitish spots in the mouth, disappearing with the appearance of the rash.
Prevention.
A vaccine is available that is highly effective and protects the child for up to 10 years or for life. Get your children vaccinated in time before it’s too late. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Treatment;
It is a viral disease, and few antibiotics are effective against viruses. The problem is not the virus, but the child’s condition before contact. Thus, the body must be supported with vitamin C, dietary supplements (such as moringa leaves, portulaca oleracea leaves, or purslane), adequate hydration, and treatment of symptoms. A well-ripe lemon cure will do some good. Dusting with green clay, disinfecting the eyes, nose and mouth with eye drops, nose washes and methylene blue or lemon juice rinses. -Feed the child well by giving him milk, eggs or other foods rich in proteins -Make him drink abundantly. Lower the fever. Above all, maintain good hygiene: always wash the child in warm water. Maintain the temperature of the room at 180 and keep the bed away from the windows; monitor the ventilation and lighting of the room, which must be screened; take care of the humidity level in case of central heating. In any case, you should consult your family doctor.
NB: You also have the Africa-herbal powder N°3 chitosan plus which is a good dietary supplement.
Please reach us at http://wa.me//+22967546677
Click below to order clove oil
Book an appointment with lady feranmi on
Add a comment
