Dies to man Guelan-Baire SyndromeDeath toll increases to 7: One thing must be followed to prevent infection
Man dies from Guilan-Barre syndrome, decath toll grows 7: How to be safe
Maharashtra Health Department Increasing concerns about this rare but severe neurological status, confirmed the seventh death associated with Guilan-Baire syndrome (GBS). According to the report, the latest victim, a 37 -year -old man from Pune hunted syndrome in the hospital after struggling with complications such as septic shock and acute coronary syndrome.
With suspected cases of 192 and confirmation of 167, the Health Authority is intensifying efforts to monitor outbreaks. While there is no guaranteed way to prevent GBS, some precautions can help reduce risk. Here you should know what to save yourself.
Maintain proper hygiene and hygiene
One of the major triggers of GBS is an infection, especially gastrointestinal and respiratory infections. You can minimize the exposure:
- Often washing hands with soap and water, especially before meals and after using the toilet.
- Avoid contact with individuals with infectious infections.
- Using disinfectant and maintaining a clean environment.
- Ensure safe drinking water, because contamination has been linked to the present
GBS outbreak ,
Follow food safety measures
Many GBS cases are associated with Campilobacter Jejuni, a bacteria that are commonly found in undercurled meat, unpassive milk and contaminated water.
This is how you can reduce your risk:
- Cooking meat, especially chicken, for safe temperatures.
- Avoid raw or undercurved seafood and eggs.
- Prevent cross-polls using different cutting boards for raw meat and vegetables.
- Wash fruits and vegetables thoroughly before consumption.
You need to strengthen your immune system
A strong immune system can help the body fight infections that can trigger GBS. Consider these lifestyle changes:
- Eating a balanced diet that is rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins and whole grains.
- Regular exercise can help promote circulation and immune response.
- Get proper sleep (7-9 hours per night) to help the body fix and fight infections.
- Management of stress through meditation, yoga, or breathing practice.
- Avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption, as they can weaken the immune system.
When to pay attention to the infection?
The initial treatment of infections can prevent complications that can lead to GBS. You need to keep these things in mind:
- Consult a doctor if you have persistent fever, diarrhea, or respiratory problems.
- When a bacterial infection is diagnosed, take antibiotics as prescribed.
- Avoiding self-medication, which can hide symptoms and postpone proper treatment.
- Vaccination against flu and other infections, as viral diseases in some examples are related to GBS.
