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Covid–19 as we know “coronavirus” is a kind of common virus that causes an infection virus in your nose, throttle, or mostly affects on lungs. some people are infected but they show symptoms in a short period.
Most people will have bold symptoms and get better on their own. but about 1 in 7 will have severe problems, such as trouble breathing.
The odds of more serious symptoms are higher if you’re older or have another health problem like diabetes, asthma, or heart disease.
Doctors give new information about the virus to people. but so far we know that covid-19 does not show symptoms of the virus as early as.
Symptoms show a virus after 2 to 14 days. people with these symptoms may have covid-19 its means that you have positive covid-19.
- Fever or cough
- Difficulty in breathing
- Fatigued
- Muscles or body aches
- Sore throat
- Loss of taste and smell
- Congestion or runny nose
- Vomiting, Diarrhea
This list does not include all possible symptoms. these symptoms may become more tremendous in some peoples so call immediately in emergency medical service or if you have someone you care about who is suffering from these basic symptoms.
- Fever
Doctors consider a temperature of 100.4 F /37.77 degrees celsius higher to be a fever. a person with a fever will feel hot to touch on their chest or back.
- Dry cough
A dry cough does not produce mucus. if a person notices they are coughing a lot or over an hour, or they have three or more coughing symptoms in a day they may have coronavirus.
- Shortness of breathing
Shortness of breathing is a subjective feeling if someone feels experiences shortness of breathing may describe it feeling as if they are suffocating, or may have difficulty in breathing.
1. Can you have covid-19 without symptoms?
Yes, but sometimes symptoms may appear after a while of time. but some people who are infected do not develop symptoms or feel ill because of their strong immune system. symptoms of covid-19 usually show up from 2 to 14 days.
How can you prevent coronavirus?
The best way to save the transmission of infection is to avoid contact with those who are suffering from a respiratory infection, cough cold, and another type of symptoms or to maintain social distancing.
The best thing you can do is practice good hygiene and physical distancing to prevent bacteria and viruses from being transmitted.
Prevention Tips including:
- Wash your hand at least 10-20 seconds at a time with warm water and soap or wash hands each and every hour.
- Don’t touch your face, eyes, mouth when your hands are dirty or if you came from the market or somewhere else.
- Don’t go outside if you are feeling sick or have any cold, fever, or flu symptoms.
- If you are going outside then you have to maintain at least 1 yard of distance from another.
- Cover your mouth with a mask or any cotton cloth. whenever you sneezing or coughing you have to cover your mouth with your elbow.
- Clean your object you touch a lot. use disinfectants on objects like phones, laptops, make sure doorknobs also. use soap and water or sanitizer to clean that object.
2. Who’s at High Risk
You are at high risk for contracting SARS-COV2 if you come into contact with someone who is carrying it, especially if you have been in contact with them when they are sneezing or coughing, or talking. without taking proper preventive measures. you are also at high risk if you including:
- Live with someone who contains the virus
- Is providing home care for someone who has contracted the virus
- Have an intimate partner who has experienced the virus
Symptoms of the virus may be more visible in older adult people so this disease can grow very serious in those people with certain health conditions. these conditions include:
- Serious heart conditions, such as heart failure, coronary artery diseases, or cardiomyopathies
- Kidney disease
- Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COP index)
- Obesity occurs in people with a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or higher.
- Sickle cell disease
- A weak immune system may put you at high risk.
Symptoms may be more visible in “pregnant women” if she infected with coronavirus and they will be higher at risk of covid-19 during pregnancy.
There is less chance of mother the child having symptoms, but after having a baby, the child may be at greater risk from the covid-19.
So, please stay in the home as much as possible, avoid going outside, and maintain a constant distance from the people coming into the house from outside.
3. What causes Covid-19?
Coronavirus is transmitted from animals to humans, a person has come into the close with animals that carry the infection.
Covid also found in animals but a different virus or different behavior that spread all over the world till first china.
Once the virus developed in people, coronavirus can be transmitted from person to person through respiratory droplets.
Texts about this virus were written long ago in (ग्रथो) the viral material hangs out in these droplets and can be breathed into the respiratory tract (you throttle windpipe, and lungs) where the virus can then lead to an infection.
It’s definitely that you could acquire sars-covid-2 you touch your mouth, nose, eyes, after touching or objects that have the virus on it, make sure wash your hand properly.
Viruses can live for several hours on the surface that they stick on. it has been found from the study that the Covid -19 lives at different hours at different places. 2019 covid-19 hasn’t been definitively linked to a specific animal.
4. Research on Covid-19
Now, the vaccine has been prepared for the treatment of this disease. the WHO suspended hydroxychloroquine from its global drug trials for the covid-19 treatment on 26 May 2020 due to safety concerns.
International research on vaccines and medicines in covid-19 is underway by government organizations and academic group industrial researchers.
Thousands of tests have been done so far. no one could make the vaccine yet. some country scientists and claim that we have made a vaccine, but the vaccine fails later, after some test. work is still underway on the vaccine. we expect the vaccine to be made as soon as possible.
In India this birth biotech international laboratory in collaboration with ICMR they have already entered the human face trials they have already given this vaccine to people or volunteers to see the response to the vaccination.
This has been going on in different hospital-like Delhi and Hyderabad name those hospitals like nizam institute of medical science and following which AIIMS in Delhi that are also healthy volunteers to give access to them try and follow them to see what the immune response how to do to the vaccine.
Even, India is beginning its third phase of covid-19 vaccination the daily jabs continue to fall are currently at 2.4 million, however, 7.5 million doses every single day should be administered to cover the entire adult population in India.
Experts say that if India vaccinates at the same pace, it will take 2 years to vaccinate the entire India.
Daily update globally, 8 April 2021, there have been 2,345,786 Total cases, 146,465 Total death, 546,768 Total recoveries.
The top “Five countries” with more cases of Covid-19.
- USA
- SPAIN
- ITALY
- FRANCE
- GERMANY
CONCLUSION
Some people are infected but they show symptoms in a short period, but sometimes symptoms may appear after a while of time. but some people who are infected do not develop symptoms or feel ill because of their strong immune system.
Pregnant women may be at greater risk from the covid-19. so, please stay in the home as much as possible, avoid going outside, and maintain a constant constant distance from people coming into the house from outside.
You are also at high risk if you live with someone who suffers from dry cough, high fever, shortness of breath, or has an intimate partner who has experienced the Covid -19 virus.
Viruses can live for several hours on the surface that they stick on. it has been found from the study that the Covid -19 lives at different hours at different places.
