What you need to know about viral diseases
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Understanding Viral Diseases
Summary
Viruses are microscopic organisms, invisible to the naked eye, that pose significant health threats. They attack living cells in the human body, releasing DNA or RNA to disrupt the cell's normal functions. This process can lead to widespread infection as the virus multiplies, challenging the body's immune system. Maintaining a nutritious diet is vital to bolster the body's resistance to viral attacks.Types and Transmission
Viruses are found everywhere and can infect humans, animals, or both. They are spread through food, air, water, sexual contact, and more. Here are some common viral infections to be aware of:Common Viral Infections
HIV
- HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) targets and destroys immune system cells, eventually leading to AIDS.
- Transmission occurs through unprotected sex, infected needles, breastfeeding, and more.
- Preventive measures are crucial as there is currently no complete cure. Always practice safe behaviors to avoid infection.
Hepatitis
- Caused by different viruses, leading to liver inflammation.
- Types A and E spread via contaminated food and water and anal sex. A vaccine is available for hepatitis A.
- Hepatitis B spreads through unprotected sex and childbirth, with vaccines available.
- Hepatitis C is transmitted through contaminated blood and is treatable with medication.
- Maintaining hygiene and safe practices is essential to prevent hepatitis.
West Nile Virus (WNV)
- Affects animals, birds, and humans, and is transmitted through mosquito bites.
- Once in the bloodstream, it can spread via transfusions, organ transplants, and breastfeeding.
- Prevent mosquito breeding by eliminating standing water and maintaining cleanliness around your home.
- Medication is available, although no specific vaccine exists for WNV.
Polio Virus
- Predominantly affects Asia and Africa, causing paralysis from minor to severe cases.
- Spreads through poor hygiene, entering through the mouth via contaminated feces.
- Often affects infants and can cause irreversible damage to the legs and respiratory system.
- Polio vaccines and drops are widely available and should be administered to prevent the disease in children.
By understanding these viral diseases and taking preventive measures, you can protect yourself and your community from serious health threats.
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