Monsoon increases the risk of viral fever, cold and infections. Know warning signs, prevention tips and why unnecessary antibiotic use can be harmful.
Ebola vs dengue vs malaria vs COVID vs viral fever: From drop in platelet count to severe respiratory issues, read on to find out the most common symptoms that make them different from each other.
Doctors warn dengue should never be ignored as sudden platelet drops can trigger severe bleeding, shock, organ damage and life-threatening complications during infection recovery.
Kerala reports suspected West Nile fever cases. Know key symptoms, how the virus spreads, simple prevention tips, and steps to protect yourself from mosquito-borne infections.
Delhi cold wave alert as schools reopen in NCR. Rising viral fever and seasonal flu risk among children during extreme winter conditions.
Contaminated water in Greater Noida sickens residents as doctors warn of serious health risks, symptoms to watch, and urgent calls for safe drinking water solutions.
Dr. Boly Diop, head of RVF surveillance at the health ministry, told the media that the outbreak is raising concerns about further spread. "This is the first time Senegal has counted so many people affected," Diop told local media.
What happens when the dengue virus enters the body? What kind of immunity cells does it encounter? What does the body's preparedness look like? Read on to find out.
Fever treatment at home: Here are the top 10 medicinal leaves to lower body temperature easily.
While viral infections are common during seasonal changes, there are several steps parents can take to protect their children and minimize the risk of infection.
Learn everything about the rapidly spreading Oropouche Virus after 21 cases reported across the US and Europe.
It is the need of the hour for parents to keep certain tips in mind to ensure that children stay healthy and hearty in the monsoon season.
Discover simple and effective home remedies to manage fever in this informative video.
Viral fever is caused by a virus that can easily get transmitted between individuals. When you catch a virus like the common cold or flu, your body defence system gets busy.
A post-viral cough may stay and cause lingering cough for a long time. Let us understand why this happens?
COVID-19 sub-variant JN.1 is spreading rapidly in India. It is time to mask up and take as much precautions as you can especially in places where there is high risk of transmission.
Lucknow witnesses a 40 percent rise in fever cases, hundreds of patients are getting diagnosed with the viral infection everyday.
Don't panic if you have a fever. Most fevers are harmless and will go away on their own. However, if you have any concerns, it's always a good idea to visit a doctor.
This season has been the season of flu and fever with cornucopia of cases coming each day. Since there are multiple cases coming each day, there's a need to make people aware of the viral fevers and all they should know about it.
Suffering from high viral fever, take a quick look at some of the home remedies to keep the temperature under control and help your body recover fast.
Dengue is caused due to infection with dengue virus. It is transmitted from one person to another by ades aegepti mosquito. It is a self-limiting disease and the severity of the infection depends on the strain of the virus you are infected with. Only a few percentage will go in for the life threatening form of illness know as Dengue hemorrhagic fever. Dengue fever generally go away in 3 to 7 days
Fever in infants ranges between 100 F and 103 F. Temperature below 100 F is not a fever. For instance, at times, you may notice that your child's cheeks are turning red, and his body is radiating heat. When you check the temperature using a thermometer, it reads somewhere around 99 F.
With the rise in cases associated with diarrhoeal infection in the regions of Delhi-NCR and Ghaziabad, it is important to track the symptoms in order to get started with the treatment options as early as possible.
A Delhi hospital has reported the first case of scrub typhus, the viral fever that has taken a toll in UP's Firozabad. Read on to know more.
Monsoon increases the risk of viral fever, cold and infections. Know warning signs, prevention tips and why unnecessary antibiotic use can be harmful.
Ebola vs dengue vs malaria vs COVID vs viral fever: From drop in platelet count to severe respiratory issues, read on to find out the most common symptoms that make them different from each other.
Doctors warn dengue should never be ignored as sudden platelet drops can trigger severe bleeding, shock, organ damage and life-threatening complications during infection recovery.
Kerala reports suspected West Nile fever cases. Know key symptoms, how the virus spreads, simple prevention tips, and steps to protect yourself from mosquito-borne infections.
Delhi cold wave alert as schools reopen in NCR. Rising viral fever and seasonal flu risk among children during extreme winter conditions.
Contaminated water in Greater Noida sickens residents as doctors warn of serious health risks, symptoms to watch, and urgent calls for safe drinking water solutions.
Dr. Boly Diop, head of RVF surveillance at the health ministry, told the media that the outbreak is raising concerns about further spread. "This is the first time Senegal has counted so many people affected," Diop told local media.
What happens when the dengue virus enters the body? What kind of immunity cells does it encounter? What does the body's preparedness look like? Read on to find out.
Fever treatment at home: Here are the top 10 medicinal leaves to lower body temperature easily.
While viral infections are common during seasonal changes, there are several steps parents can take to protect their children and minimize the risk of infection.
Learn everything about the rapidly spreading Oropouche Virus after 21 cases reported across the US and Europe.
A post-viral cough may stay and cause lingering cough for a long time. Let us understand why this happens?
Lucknow witnesses a 40 percent rise in fever cases, hundreds of patients are getting diagnosed with the viral infection everyday.
Don't panic if you have a fever. Most fevers are harmless and will go away on their own. However, if you have any concerns, it's always a good idea to visit a doctor.
This season has been the season of flu and fever with cornucopia of cases coming each day. Since there are multiple cases coming each day, there's a need to make people aware of the viral fevers and all they should know about it.
Suffering from high viral fever, take a quick look at some of the home remedies to keep the temperature under control and help your body recover fast.
With the rise in cases associated with diarrhoeal infection in the regions of Delhi-NCR and Ghaziabad, it is important to track the symptoms in order to get started with the treatment options as early as possible.
A Delhi hospital has reported the first case of scrub typhus, the viral fever that has taken a toll in UP's Firozabad. Read on to know more.
If suffer from viral fever, before you grab those antibiotics or some OTC drugs, try these home remedies to treat it in a natural way.
5 home remedies to beat viral fever
It is the need of the hour for parents to keep certain tips in mind to ensure that children stay healthy and hearty in the monsoon season.
Viral fever is caused by a virus that can easily get transmitted between individuals. When you catch a virus like the common cold or flu, your body defence system gets busy.
Try these home remedies to get rid of viral fever
5 home remedies to beat viral fever
Discover simple and effective home remedies to manage fever in this informative video.
Dengue is caused due to infection with dengue virus. It is transmitted from one person to another by ades aegepti mosquito. It is a self-limiting disease and the severity of the infection depends on the strain of the virus you are infected with. Only a few percentage will go in for the life threatening form of illness know as Dengue hemorrhagic fever. Dengue fever generally go away in 3 to 7 days
Fever in infants ranges between 100 F and 103 F. Temperature below 100 F is not a fever. For instance, at times, you may notice that your child's cheeks are turning red, and his body is radiating heat. When you check the temperature using a thermometer, it reads somewhere around 99 F.
COVID-19 sub-variant JN.1 is spreading rapidly in India. It is time to mask up and take as much precautions as you can especially in places where there is high risk of transmission.
