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Any physical or functional change that occurs under normal conditions that causes discomfort or impossibility or impairs the health of a living organism is called a disease. Alternatively, poor functioning of the body or parts of the body with certain symptoms is called disease. The position of certain parts of the body that interfere with or disrupt their functions, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. Diseases are mainly classified into two types which should be as follows:
Infectious diseases:
Infectious diseases spread easily from one person to another. Infectious diseases are caused by deadly pathogens such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, parasites and worms AIDS.
Non-communicable diseases:
Non-communicable diseases only develop in individuals and the individual remains limited. Do not spread to another person. Cancer is a non-communicable disease caused by uncontrolled growth of endogenous tissue in the body which can lead to death.
Some Important Common Rogotyphoids: Typhoid is a common bacterial disease. Which is caused by rod-like bacteria Salmonella typhi. These bacteria are found in the human intestinal tract in a diseased condition. The disease is common in children aged 1-15 years. About 2.5 million people suffer from this disease every year. How is typhoid spread? Let us know
The disease is spread through contaminated water and food from the feces of patients. This pathogen is carried by houseflies from feces, food, milk and water. Pathogens enter the body through the mouth and reach the intestines. From where it reaches other organs through blood. Causing lesions in the intestinal wall. The incubation period of bacteria is 1-3 weeks. 2 weeks on average.
Signs of typhoid::
Common symptoms include a high fever in the first and second weeks, followed by a gradual decrease in the third and fourth weeks. Headache, extreme weakness, stomach pain, constipation as well as inflammation of the rectum and intestines. The liver and spleen are enlarged. Typhoid is determined by the Vidal test. Antibiotic treatment can be taken.
Pneumonia::
In humans it is caused by bacteria such as Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae. Streptococcus pneumoniae is commonly called pneumococcus. Pneumonia is a serious disease of the respiratory tract. Fluid accumulates in the airways and trachea. As a result, the lungs do not get enough oxygen to survive.
How is pneumonia spread? Let us know
The disease is spread through the patient's sputum. Pneumococci are inhaled and obstructed in the airways. Inflammation occurs in the alveolar wall, which secretes a protein-rich fluid that then acts as a breeding ground for bacteria and clogs the airways. The incubation period is only 1 to 3 days. Pneumonia is more common in the elderly.
Signs of pneumonia::
The disease is followed by fever, shortness of breath, cough and headache, in some cases the lips and fingernails turn from gray to blue. Pneumonia is often caused by inadequate nutrition, alcohol or drug poisoning, or infection with other diseases, such as influenza. Sputum is logged.
Cold::
It is one of the most important infectious diseases in humans. This is caused by rhinovirus. The virus infects the nose and respiratory tract. But cannot attach to the lungs.
How does a cold spread? Let us know::
A healthy person can be infected by sneezing, coughing, or by using an infected person's pen, books, cup, computer keyboard, mouse, etc.
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