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whole world is bounded by indefinite people and these people are
bounded by numerous varieties of diseases. These diseases may lead to
serious implications if prevention is not taken on time, they may lead
to death too in rare cases. These diseases may occur due to the
surrounding problems or it may occur because of lack of vaccination at
proper time and it may also be due to sex. Thus, a list of common
medical conditions faced by the people in the world are –
Common cold is a medical condition which is common to each and every
entity. It is a viral infectious disease which mainly affects our
respiratory systems. The signs and symptoms of this disease are
sneezing, coughing, sore throat, fever, running nose, muscle ache, loss
of appetite, fatigue. The time period of this disease seven to ten days
and may extend up to three weeks also. This disease is transmitted by
the means of aerosols, nasal secretions. The prevention methods of this
disease are timely hand washing habit before any contact of your hands
with your body especially during food ingestion.
Sexually transmitted diseases are the medical condition which is
caused due to lack of awareness of sex or incomplete knowledge of sex
practicing and this disease is mainly found among the people of
developing countries. STD is the infection which is caused person to
person by sexual means. Sexual means may refer to some anal sex, or some
oral sex or vaginal sex or it may be any vaginal intercourse. The
various common sexually transmitted diseases are AIDS, gonorrhea,
Hepatitis B infection, trichomoniasis and genital herpes. The prevention
method includes avoid direct sexual contacts with an infected person.
Proper use of condoms during sexual contact may prevent you from sexual
infections. Flavored condoms must be used only in case of oral sex.
Proper vaccination of Hepatitis must be taken as long term prevention.
Used condom must not be used again.
Cholera is a medical condition which is mainly found in Asian and
African countries. The most common sign and symptoms of this disease are
diarrhea, dehydration, low blood pressure, vomiting, wrinkled hands;
eyes get sunken, pulse get fast. This disease is transmitted by the
means of contaminated water and food. Cholera also spread directly from
person to person. Various prevention methods must be taken in order to
prevent this disease. Method such as sterilization, sewage, sources and
water purification must be taken to prevent this disease. Proper
vaccination must also be done to cure this disease. The treatment of
this disease can be made by Oral Dehydration Therapy. Antibiotics may
also be used as a short course treatment.
Meningitis is a life threatening inflammation of brain and spinal
cord membranes. This disease also affects the blood circulation. This
type of disease is a person to person spreading disease and appears when
a particular person is in contact with some other infected person. It
is mainly caused by an infection which is caused by some viruses like
bacteria, fungi, protozoa. The most common sign and symptoms of this
disease are severe headache, sudden high fever, neck stiffness,
consciousness, vomiting. This disease may even lead to death if proper
care is not taken. There are two types of prevention for this disease
i.e. one is long term by the means of proper vaccination and other is
short term prevention by the means of some antibiotics.
This disease mainly occurs in the region of South America and South
Africa. Yellow fever is a viral disease which occurs mainly due to a
female mosquito. The signs and symptoms of this disease are high fever,
headache, Backaches, vomiting, nausea, loss of appetite. There is no
specific treatment for this disease, so one can only reduce the symptoms
caused by this disease for the ease of patients. Prevention for this
disease is proper vaccination, mosquito control and removal nearby,
epidemic preparedness and response. The time duration of this disease
occurs for around four to eight days.
Typhoid fever is a medical condition which affects the blood
circulation and the intestinal tract of the human body. It is caused by
bacteria specifically known as Salmonella typhus. It is transmitted by
ingestion of contaminated food and water. The symptoms of this disease
are high fever, headache, and constipation, red spots on the chest,
enlarged liver, and malaise. The treatment for this disease is
antibiotics. Typhoid is not found in animals because it is a person to
person transmission. Because Typhoid is an environmental problem hence
one should take care of the environmental issues during food ingestion.
The time period of this disease is more than three week and extends up
to a month. Proper vaccination must also be taken into account for the
prevention of this disease.
Hepatitis is a medical condition which is mainly due to inflammation
of liver, a viral infection. Hepatitis is generally of five types i.e.
A, B, C, D, E out of which A and B are the most common which spreads
from person to person through blood, semen. The signs and symptoms of
this disease mainly due to Hepatitis A and B are fever, nausea,
diarrhea, muscle and joint pain, headache, dark urine, yellowed eyes,
swelling of liver and sometimes even led to liver failure. Hepatitis A
is generally caused by contamination of food and water. Hepatitis A can
be recovered within 2 weeks and may extend up to half a year also. The
sexual contact is one of the most common ways for spread of Hepatitis B.
Prevention taken for this disease are safe sex with a condom, non
sharing razors and other personal stuffs. Proper vaccination must be
done at early age for longer time in case of infants.
Diarrhea is mainly caused due to the contamination of food, water and
other digestive elements. This is the most common disease found mainly
in infants and may even leads to death also. It is generally caused by
gastrointestinal infection. This disease may even lead due to poor
hygiene. The condition for this disease is the liquid stools occurring
more than three times a day. The signs and symptoms of this disease are
fluid loss which causes dehydration. The prevention for this disease is
a rotavirus vaccine which decreases the rate of diarrhea to a large
extent. The time consumed by this disease is around two to four days.
Tetanus is a medical condition which led to the contraction of the
muscle fibers. It is mainly caused by bacteria known
as Clostridium tetany. The “tetany” here means sudden painful
contraction of muscles. The process of this disease starts with the
neurotoxin which are produced by the bacteria in case of dirty wound
contamination or with a deep cut by some old non sterile instrument. The
sign and symptoms of this disease are mild spasms in jaw muscles.
Contraction of almost every part like neck, chest, back occurs as the
sign of this disease. Other signs are fever, sweating, irritation,
uncontrolled urination. The time consumed by this disease is around
eight days and may extend till months also. It mainly affects our
central nervous system. This disease is also known as lock jaw. The
prevention of this disease is proper vaccination with tetanus toxoid.
This is one of the most common medical conditions which persist
mainly in the region like Africa, South East Asia, South America.
Malaria is a common mosquito infectious disease which is mainly caused
by a parasite known as Plasmid. This disease begins with the bite of a
female mosquito through the saliva into our circulation system. The
signs and symptoms of this disease are extremely high fever, sweating,
headache, vomiting, joint pain, sometimes body shivering
also, retina damage, jaundice. Malaria must be prevented as soon as
possible before it disrupts the blood transfer to the vital organs. Now
to prevent malaria, the very first precaution is to prevent from the
mosquito bite and the removal of mosquito from the surroundings either
through some spraying / fertilization or by the means of mosquito net.
Proper medication and prescription must be followed in case of malaria.
The time consumed by this disease is around ten to fifteen days after
the mosquito bite.
source: listdose
10. Common Cold
9. Sexually Transmitted Diseases
8. Cholera
7. Meningitis
6. Yellow Fever
5. Typhoid Fever
4. Hepatitis
3. Diarrhea
2. Tetanus
1. Malaria
source: listdose
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