Tonsils - டான்சில் (அ) அடிநா சதை/Tonsillitis - தொண்டை அழற்சி

Tonsil and Tonsillitis - Easy and Quick Reference

Tonsillitis is an infection of the tonsils that affects millions of individuals each year.

Tonsils are situated at the back of the throat. They are collections of

lymphoid tissue that form part of the immune system.

Tonsils are the body's first line of defense against external pathogens.

Tonsillitis can be caused by a bacterial or viral infection.



The most common symptoms of tonsillitis include:



a sore throat and pain when swallowing

red and swollen tonsils with pus-filled spots

high temperature

headache

difficulty swallowing

pain in the ears and neck

tiredness

difficulty sleeping

swollen lymph glands

   If a person experiences tonsillitis seven times within a

single year or 3 episodes per year for 3 consecutive years,

a doctor would probably consider surgery.

CATARACT surgery- கண் புரை அறுவை சிகிச்சை

Cataract - Quick and Easy Reference

Aging is the most common cause.This is due to normal eye changes that happen starting around age 40.

That is when normal proteins in the lens start to break down.

This is what causes the lens to get cloudy.

People over age 60 usually start to have some clouding of their lenses.

Symptoms of Cataracts

Here are some vision changes you may notice if you have a cataract:

*Having blurry vision

*Seeing double (when you see two images instead of one)

*Being extra sensitive to light

*Having trouble seeing well at night, or needing more light when you read

*Seeing bright colors as faded or yellow instead

*It is like looking through a foggy or dusty car windshield.

Cataract Surgery

Your surgeon will enter into the eye through tiny incisions near the edge of your cornea .

The surgeon uses these incisions to reach the lens in your eye.

Using very small instruments, he or she will break up the lens with the cataract and remove it.

Then your new lens is inserted into place.

Usually your surgeon will not need to stitch the incisions closed.

Brain fever or Encephalitis - மூளைக் காய்ச்சல்

Encephalitis: Quick and Easy Review

Encephalitis is inflammation of the brain. The inflammation causes the brain to swell. 

This leads to changes in a child's nervous system that can include confusion, 

changes in alertness, and seizures.

There are many causes of encephalitis: viruses, bacteria, parasites, chemicals, 

and even autoimmune reactions.

நிபா வைரஸ் -காரணங்கள்,அறிகுறிகள்,தாக்காமல் இருக்க சில வழிமுறைகள் Nipah VIRUS

Nipah virus - Easy and Quick reference

Nipah virus can be transmitted to humans from animals (such as bats or pigs),

or contaminated foods and can also be transmitted directly from human-to-human.

Fruit bats of the Pteropodidae family are the natural host of Nipah virus.



Symptoms

Infected people initially develop symptoms including fever, headaches, muscle pain, vomiting

and sore throat. This can be followed by dizziness, drowsiness, altered consciousness,

and neurological signs that indicate acute encephalitis.

Encephalitis and seizures occur in severe cases, progressing to coma within 24 to 48 hours.



Prevention

Currently, there are no vaccines available against Nipah virus.

* Do not drink toddy that is brewed in open containers near palm trees.

* Do not eat fruits that may have been bitten by bats.

* Hands should always be kept clean using soap or alcohol hand rubs.

இதய அடைப்பிற்கு புதிய நவீன சிகிச்சை முறை-ஆஞ்சியோஜெட் த்ராம்பெக்டமி (ANGIOJET THROMBECTOMY)

AngioJet Thrombectomy - Easy and Quick Reference



AngioJet Thrombectomy is used to break up a blood clot

that is causing partial or full obstruction of blood flow in an artery.

AngioJet Thrombectomy is often used prior to Angioplasty with or without Stent placement,

to remove dangerous blood clots, making the Angioplasty procedure safer and more effective.

கோடை கால வெப்ப நோய்கள் வராமல் தடுக்கும் வழிகள் - How to prevent from Sum...

How to prevent from Summer diseases - Summer Tips

* Drink plenty of water and increase fluid intake like coconut water, buttermilk and lemon water,
both at home and while traveling to keep yourself hydrated.
* Do not eat under cooked and street food and avoid eating outside. Try to eat fresh fruits and vegetables
like watermelon, cucumber.
* The body temperature rises as you lose water to dehydration. So replacing and drinking fluids is
extremely essential to prevent dehydration and to keep the body cool.
Increase intake of water and fluids. Avoid beverages that contain alcohol, caffeine, and sugar.
* Avoid stepping out in sun between 12 am to 4 pm.

கோடை கால வெப்ப நோய்கள்- Common Summer diseases

Common Summer Diseases



Prickly heat rashes

During summers, Prickly heat rash is a common skin problem amid children and adults.

This typically results when a person sweats too much.

Skin reddening, dryness, irritation are the visible signs of skin rash.

Rashes are one of the common summer diseases. Apply

talcum powder to avoid sweat accumulation in folds of skin and also try to clean these areas frequently.



Heat Stroke

Heat stroke is a serious condition. If untreated, it may prove fatal.

If you encounter a headache, vomiting, cramps, weakness, drying of skin,

rapid heart rate, high body temperature or shallow breathing,

it’s pretty possible you’re experiencing a heat stroke.

Drink adequate liquids. Additionally, staying in cooler areas helps avoid heat stroke conditions.



Diarrhoea

As food gets spoilt quickly, diarrhoea is common in summer.

Eating contaminated food and unsafe drinking habits can lead to diarrhoea.

To keep away from diarrhoea, make sure that you drink water only after

boiling it and wash vegetables thoroughly before and after slicing them



Chicken Pox

Chicken pox makes of one of the most common summer disease.

It starts in the form of fluid filled, red and small rashes accompanied

by fever as high as 102 Fahrenheit and ultimately turns into fluid-filled

blisters which crust or chip over leaving marks on the skin.



Measles

Measles is yet another common summer disease. Also known as rubeola or morbilli,

it’s more or less the same as chicken pox in the way it is transmitted.

It usually infects the lining at the back of the throat.