ncreasing jaundice, learn to be aware

The wood is dried by the two steps on the road. Heavy heat gives some relief, cutting fruit, lemon cold water, ice-colored water and all-color ice cream. And this relief is calling the danger. The doctors said that there is a risk of water borne diseases in the summer. This year it has also increased. There is a cough with cough-fever.

Pediatricians say that there is not enough chances of jaundice for young people. Because, most of them have been immunized in hepatitis A and E antigens. Problems are more in adolescents. Because, there was not much awareness about the retention of hepatitis A and E. Apart from this, the color of the children coming back from school to school is the highest among them. As a result, they are more at risk of water borne diseases. Apurba Ghosh, a pediatrician, said, "There is a need for additional awareness of pure water. Jaundice takes one to six months to be completely healthy. ''

However, the incidence of jaundice among adults is even more. Dr. Arunangshu Talukdar, a medical and medicine physician from India's medical college said that it is necessary to see if it is as important as drinking water, so how clean is the food or water that is being consumed. There was a lack of water during this time. So he advised additional awareness. Doctor Prabir Biswas said that many people are suffering from fever. Although it seems to be viral at first, it seems that jaundice has happened. Hepatitis E is seen among pregnant women. It is important to be aware of their excess.

What are the symptoms of jaundice? Experts say that pain in the right side of the stomach if infected with hepatitis A and E is painful. It does not get hungry, it is vomiting. Doctors need to be very careful about the advice, food. Less spices should be eaten, which will easily be digested. Colored sutras, doctors say they do not eat cut fruits.

Along with jaundice, there is also a prevalence of colds and cough-fever-throat pain due to mixed weather. To avoid this, doctors are urging to reduce the use of AC.