Depression Meaning And Understanding

Hello friend today i am going to talk about the cause which has made our community and our surroundings sad yes that's true now a days their a many deaths beyond which their is a major cause and that cause cannot be cured by those medicines and all. Actually depression is a state of a person having low mood and aversion to activity which can affect a person's feelings, behavior and sense of well-being. In depressed mood of a person can vary he can feel sad, anxious, free sitting, irritated, ashamed, hopeless, aimless, worthless, finding own as a guilty which develop a lot of negativity in a person. A individual might lose interest in activities that were once being a source of entertainment, pleasuring and he also experience overeating and gain problems such as loss of appetite, have problems concentrating, mental ability or making of decisions, and may thinking about attempt or to commit suicide, Insomnia(not sleeping), excessive sleeping, fatigue, aches, pains, digestive problems or less energy may also be present. Being in a depressed mood is a feature of some psychiatric syndromes such as a major depressive disorder can make major reaction to normal life events such as bereavement, a symptom of some bodily ailments or a side effect of some drugs and medical treatments. There are many causes of depression it may be due to the adversity in childhood, such as the action or condition of being bereaved or sometime being neglected which causes the major effect on brain.

 Nowadays most of the cases which are related to depression are the cause of the behavior of parents, yes parents now a days parents treat more to their siblings of their kids which make a sense of negligence, their is also a physical abuse or sexual abuse in families. their is a report that in every 10 Americans their is 1 person having depression but incidence of depression is actually more higher than in figures and in other countries this rate is more. In India as per the National Crime Record bureau the growth chart of depression is that their are total of 1,35,445 persons who do commit suicide in 2012 in a sense you can say 371 suicides a day which rising day by day. Nearly 80% of the people are having this problem or symptoms of clinical depression but those are not having that type of serious depression stages. The growth rate of depression diagnosing is increasing by 20% per year. So all those is also due to rise in love factors too. Their are almost 20% of people who are suffering from love depression. People have no more trust on their loved ones, their s lack of time which is mostly cause depression in relations. If we want this problem to be vanished then every individual will have to focus to their task and will have to be positive toward every life aspect. Their is also my first topic about depression having Symptoms and ways to control you must also read it to get aware of this problem and to get rid of it.

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Mumps - Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment

Mumps is a contagious viral infection that used to be common in children. Before the development of vaccination, it was a common childhood disease worldwide. It’s most recognizable by the painful swellings of the salivary glands at the side of the face under the ears (parotid glands).

Diagnosis of mumps:

If your doctor suspects that you or your child has mumps, a virus culture (PCR) or a blood test may be needed. Your immune system normally makes antibodies to help you fight an infection. So if you have mumps, the blood test can detect the antibodies in your system that are fighting the mumps virus.

Treatment options for mumps:

Because mumps is caused by a virus, antibiotics aren't effective. Like most viral illnesses, a mumps infection must simply run its course. Fortunately, most children and adults recover from an uncomplicated case of mumps within about two weeks. If you or your child has mumps, time and rest are the best treatments. You can take some steps to ease pain and discomfort and keep others from becoming infected.

Rest in bed until the fever goes away.

Isolate yourself or your child to prevent spreading the disease to others. Take pain relievers

Use a warm or cold compress to ease the pain of swollen glands.

Avoid foods that require lots of chewing. Instead, try broth-based soups or soft foods, such as mashed potatoes or cooked oatmeal, for nourishment.

Avoid citrus fruits or juices, which stimulate saliva production.

Drink plenty of fluids

Complications of mumps:

Mumps will usually pass without causing serious damage to a person’s health. Serious complications are rare. Most mumps complications involve inflammation and swelling in some part of the body, such as testicles, pancreas, ovaries, breasts and brain membranes and fluid around the brain and spinal cord. In rare cases, mumps can cause hearing loss and pregnancy loss.

Prevention of mumps:

In general, you’re considered immune to mumps if you've previously had the infection or if you've been immunized against mumps. The mumps vaccine is usually given as a combined measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, which contains the safest and most effective form of each vaccine.

Two doses of the MMR vaccine are recommended before a child enters school:

The first between ages 12 and 15 months

The second between ages 4 and 6 years, or between 11 and 12 if not previously given

Once both doses are given, the vaccine provides 95% protection against mumps.

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ChickenPox: Causes, Diagnosis And Treatment Guide

It’s summer time having allot of heat in which itches and rashes are common. A common disease in the summer, chicken pox occurs mostly in children and sometimes in adults. Rashes that are accompanied with fever between the range of 102 to 103 degrees and general fatigue are the most tell-tale symptoms of the disease.

Chicken pox is a condition that is caused due to infection by a virus called Varicella Zoster virus (VZV). It is a highly contagious disease that is spread via contact with an infected person. Although it is believed that chicken pox is spread mostly by particles in the air, the most common way a person can get infected is by touching objects that may have been used by the patient. So avoid it so as to be safe.

Once the rashes appear, a person with chicken pox should not be in contact with other people, as he/she is highly contagious at this time. After about seven to ten days, the rashes dry out and a scab forms. Once these scabs fall off, a person is considered non-contagious. A person usually suffers from chicken pox for about 10-15 days. Chicken pox is usually seen in children under the age of 15 but can occur in adults as well. Doctors say that if an adult suffers from the disease, it usually lasts longer and is more severe. The good thing is if you get the disease once you can’t get it again. This is because the body manufactures antibodies against the virus and prevents it from occurring again. The disease takes about 14 to 24 days after infection to manifest as symptoms.

Pregnant woman have higher risk as they have chicken pox as it leads to have a weak immune system which can affect the foetus and mother very adversely. If a pregnant woman contracts the disease between the first and second trimester of pregnancy there is less chance but chance is that the baby may be born with a condition called Congenital Varicella Syndrome (CVS). In this condition the child is born with certain congenital defects such as malformation of limbs scarring of the skin, , an abnormally small head, some neurological problems and vision defects. A woman and her child are at greatest risk if chicken pox is contracted between the 13th and 20th week of pregnancy and five days before delivery and two days after delivery. This kind of chicken pox can give the baby what is called newborn chicken pox.

Do and Do not's:-

Have a bath in warm water infused with neem leaves. Another natural remedy for itchiness of the rash is to soak some oatmeal in warm water and use it for a bath. This will help to reduce the itchiness and get rid of any skin infections that might occur. Do use calamine lotion to soothe the skin, ask for a lotion that soothes the skin while not making it dry. Drying the skin could increase the itchiness.

Do not scratch the rashes. Scratching them can cause severe skin infections. Apart from the obvious disadvantages of scratching, the pus that oozes out from the rash can spread infection to other people.

Do take adequate rest, do not over exert yourself. This will delay the recovery process by weakening your immune system. Do stay away or keep your child away from other children and people. Chicken pox is highly contagious and is easily spread.

Do wear or put socks on your child’s hands at night so that they don’t scratch their rashes while sleeping. Remember to cut your nails well so as to avoid scratching yourself. To relieve the itchiness you could wash a bunch of neem leaves in warm water and stroke it over the rashes.

So here is all about chicken pox do consult with your doctor if u find symptoms in you. For any query do ask me i will be happy to answer you.

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