Due to changing weather in Raipur, there has been a rapid increase in viral fever malams. In such a situation, doctors recommend that the disease can be dangerous. If you see its symptoms, then show the doctor as soon as possible and keep these things in mind.
Viral fever is spreading rapidly in the capital Raipur and its surrounding areas these days. The number of patients in government and private hospitals is steadily increasing. According to doctors, the changes in weather and increased moisture after rain have increased the chances of spreading infection. Especially children, elderly and already sick people are falling in the grip of this disease.
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Dr. Ambedkar Hospital, District Hospital, Hamar Hospital, Hamar Clinic and other private clinics are reaching patients with problems of cold, cough and fever in the last one week. The number of patients has increased by about 30 to 40 percent as compared to normal days. Most patients are coming with complaints of high fever, headache, sore throat, body pain and cough and cold.
Doctors’ advice, do not careless
CMHO Dr. Mithilesh Chaudhary says that treatment should be started as soon as the initial symptoms are seen. Ignoring fever can increase infection, causing a risk of diseases like dengue, malaria or typhoid.
Rescue measures
- Drink clean water.
- Wash hands again and again.
- Avoid getting wet.
- Take a balanced diet.
- Avoid eating stale or open food outside.
- Wear masks in crowded places.
If you see the following symptoms, contact the doctor immediately
- Constant high fever
- Body or eye pain
- Breathing shortness
- Skin rash or rash
- Vomiting or diarrhea
Where how many patients
- Dr. Ambedkar Hospital has about 300 viral patients on normal days, but in the last one week this number has reached 400 to 500.
- The district hospital comes to 100 to 150 people on normal days with the problem of cold, cough and fever, while more than 200 people are currently reaching the hospital with the problem of viral.
- Similarly, there is an increase in the number of patients in the city’s Hummer Hospital and Hamar Clinic.
