Gopalganj. As soon as the effects of winter started, cases of viral infections started increasing again. This time the virus is also attacking the throat, due to which throat infection has increased along with fever. Apart from this, cases of pneumonia due to bronchiolitis virus are increasing rapidly in children under three years of age. On the other hand, after dengue is cured, it is also affecting the liver and kidneys. After dengue, there is swelling in the liver and even kidney infection. Therefore there is a need to be very alert. Dr. Praveen Tiwari, MD of Banaras Hospital, also advises dengue patients to stay in touch with their doctor. Well these days the mood of the weather is changing again and again. While the strong sunlight is troubling in the afternoon, there is also coolness in the morning and evening. Sometimes one feels humid and sometimes very cold at night. Due to these fluctuations, people are falling prey to fever, cold and cough.
children vulnerable to infection
Children are also vulnerable to this disease. Throat infection is occurring on the second-third day of fever. There is pain due to sore throat. It is a matter of relief that patients are getting cured with normal treatment in four to five days. Pediatrician Dr. Mankeshwar Singh says that every day eight to 10 children are suffering from pneumonia. An infected child can pass the infection to others. Even in Sadar Hospital, 20 to 25 patients of infection are coming every day.
Health department is not getting reports from testing centers
DM Dr Naval Kishore Chaudhary had ordered the Health Department to seek reports of dengue and other fevers from all the pathologies of the district. Action had to be taken at the level of Civil Surgeon. But the report is not available from pathology. Due to which the department’s figures are not matching completely.
In case of dengue, better doctor’s care is necessary
Civil Surgeon Dr. Birendra Prasad said that doctors are providing treatment from Sadar Hospital to Primary Health Center. If patients come directly to the hospital after getting symptoms of dengue, we will be able to provide better treatment. In dengue, better doctor’s care is necessary. People also need to remain alert. Here there are arrangements from ELIZA test to treatment. Whereas in private it is costing money and also causing problems.
Three died so far due to dengue
After the death of an ANM working in the referral hospital who was affected by dengue in Bhore, now an elderly Ram Dayal Pandit (aged 70 years) died due to dengue in Machhagar Lachchiram of Hathua. He had fever for seven days. Platelets were continuously falling. Treatment was going on in a private clinic in Hathua. Platelets started falling continuously on Friday. After the condition worsened, the doctor referred him to Sadar Hospital. He died while treatment was about to begin in the hospital. In this way the number of deaths due to dengue has increased to three.
13 new patients found in 24 hours
In the last 24 hours, 13 new patients have been found dengue positive. In this, five including Rajesh Kumar of Mirganj, Shweta Kumari of Sariya Ward No. 3, Raju Singh of Kamalarai College Road have been referred to Gorakhpur, while eight are undergoing treatment under the supervision of doctors. 83 dengue patients from Gopalganj are admitted in various hospitals of Gorakhpur, while if we look at the data of the Health Department, a total of 407 dengue patients are claimed to have been tested so far, out of which 92 have been found positive. A patient is undergoing treatment in the dengue ward of Sadar Hospital.