Leptospirosis Symptoms: This is a contagious waterborne disease that is usually transmitted when bacteria spread through contaminated animal urine enter the human body. Read on to know the warning symptoms of this deadly disease.
Kozhikode has been dealing with the strain of multiple viral infections, and that has put an excess strain on the health care department and resources.
The patient reached the hospital with a deteriorating health condition. She had been experiencing difficulty in breathing, anaemia, and other problems that prevented her from leading a normal life.
Over 1,300 cases of dengue, leptospirosis, and malaria reported in Mumbai. Learn about the signs, symptoms, and ways to protect yourself from monsoon diseases.
Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease affecting humans and animals. It is caused by bacteria of the genus Leptospira.
The question of whether drinking directly from cans is a good idea or not stems mostly from a hygiene aspect. Let us understand what it is.
Learn A-Z about Leptospirosis by Dr Saranya Narayan.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Tanzania is currently tackling the outbreak of a mysterious fever. Read on to know more about this illness and how you can catch it.
Heavy rainfall lashes over Mumbai, leaving people susceptible to infectious diseases. The health authority BMC has recently issued an advisory to control the surge of bacterial infections like leptospirosis.
If your child has high-grade fever, watery diarrhoea, rash, jaundice, decreased appetite, see a doctor. Below are common monsoon diseases children suffer from.
Though the monsoon season has ended, it has given a tough time to Mumbaikars. You will be shocked to know that monsoon diseases have claimed 23 lives in the city.
Leptospirosis is not related to leprosy, which is a bacterial infection caused by Mycobacterium leprae. This disease is spread by animal urine.
A rare bacterial infection, leptospirosis or rat fever is caused by the urine of infected rats, dogs and farm animals.
An alert has been issued for leptospirosis, or rat fever in Kerala as the rising cases of the disease in the flood hit areas of Kozhikode breeds this rare bacterial infection.
With the flood rescue operations now over, health authorities in Kerala on Friday asked all those who came in contact with the flood waters to take preventive action for leptospirosis, mostly spread by rodents.
Did you know that including turmeric in your diet can help you deal with Leptospirosis? We list out few natural ways to manage it.
With monsoon, come a number of waterborne diseases. These diseases spread more during floods through contaminated water and food. It's best to consult a doctor immediately if the symptoms appear severe.
Efforts are on in full swing to ensure that those rescued in Kerala floods don't get afflicted with major diseases like leptospirosis, dengue, malaria, cholera and others.
Leptospirosis Symptoms: This is a contagious waterborne disease that is usually transmitted when bacteria spread through contaminated animal urine enter the human body. Read on to know the warning symptoms of this deadly disease.
Kozhikode has been dealing with the strain of multiple viral infections, and that has put an excess strain on the health care department and resources.
The patient reached the hospital with a deteriorating health condition. She had been experiencing difficulty in breathing, anaemia, and other problems that prevented her from leading a normal life.
Over 1,300 cases of dengue, leptospirosis, and malaria reported in Mumbai. Learn about the signs, symptoms, and ways to protect yourself from monsoon diseases.
Learn A-Z about Leptospirosis by Dr Saranya Narayan.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Tanzania is currently tackling the outbreak of a mysterious fever. Read on to know more about this illness and how you can catch it.
Heavy rainfall lashes over Mumbai, leaving people susceptible to infectious diseases. The health authority BMC has recently issued an advisory to control the surge of bacterial infections like leptospirosis.
If your child has high-grade fever, watery diarrhoea, rash, jaundice, decreased appetite, see a doctor. Below are common monsoon diseases children suffer from.
Though the monsoon season has ended, it has given a tough time to Mumbaikars. You will be shocked to know that monsoon diseases have claimed 23 lives in the city.
Leptospirosis is not related to leprosy, which is a bacterial infection caused by Mycobacterium leprae. This disease is spread by animal urine.
A rare bacterial infection, leptospirosis or rat fever is caused by the urine of infected rats, dogs and farm animals.
An alert has been issued for leptospirosis, or rat fever in Kerala as the rising cases of the disease in the flood hit areas of Kozhikode breeds this rare bacterial infection.
With the flood rescue operations now over, health authorities in Kerala on Friday asked all those who came in contact with the flood waters to take preventive action for leptospirosis, mostly spread by rodents.
Did you know that including turmeric in your diet can help you deal with Leptospirosis? We list out few natural ways to manage it.
With monsoon, come a number of waterborne diseases. These diseases spread more during floods through contaminated water and food. It's best to consult a doctor immediately if the symptoms appear severe.
Efforts are on in full swing to ensure that those rescued in Kerala floods don't get afflicted with major diseases like leptospirosis, dengue, malaria, cholera and others.
Did you know if you don't take care of your feet during monsoons you could suffer from leptospirosis?
Whether you are travelling or at home, emergencies don t come knocking; its best to be prepared
Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease affecting humans and animals. It is caused by bacteria of the genus Leptospira.
The question of whether drinking directly from cans is a good idea or not stems mostly from a hygiene aspect. Let us understand what it is.
Leptospirosis is a common monsoon disease. Watch out for these symptoms to avoid potentially fatal consequences.
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