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Sonia Gandhi Admitted To Hospital, Said To Be Stable
Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi has been admitted to hospital after she suffered from a fever. On March 3, Gandhi was admitted to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, in Delhi. As of now, doctors are treating her and released a media bulletin, confirming that she is fine and stable. Gandhi is under the supervision of Arup Basu, senior consultant, the Department of Chest Medicine, and his team.
Tags: Sonia Gandhi, Delhi Hospital, Indian Politician, fever, Indian National Congress
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India Registers 82 Tomato Fever Cases In Children Under 5 Years
Tomato flu, often known as tomato fever, was initially reported in Kerala on May 6, and India has registered 82 instances so far. Tomato flu, which affects children under the age of five, is sometimes referred to as an undetected fever. Rashes, red blisters, and skin irritation are common symptoms in children with flu. Doctors stated if supportive treatment is provided, the symptoms will heal on their own over time.
Tags: Tomato Flu, India, new cases, kids, fever
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Pune Sees Increase In Dengue, With 50 Cases Reported In Last 2 Weeks
Pune has seen an upsurge in dengue fever infections in the previous two weeks, with 50 new cases registered. According to sources, the health department of the Pune Municipal Corporation has recorded 200 cases of dengue and 72 cases of chikungunya since January. However, no dengue-related fatalities were recorded. At the same time, the city has documented 11 instances of H1N1 virus (swine flu) infection this year.
Tags: Pune, Dengue, Cases Rise, Chikungunya, fever
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Iraq Records 90 Cases, 10 Deaths Due To Viral Hemorrhagic Fever
Approximately 90 cases of viral hemorrhagic fever (VHF) were reported in Iraq, with at least ten individuals dying as a result of the illness, stated the Iraqi Ministry of Health. The VHFs are a category of viruses, including the Ebola virus, that target several organ systems in the body and can induce fever and hemorrhage. The Iraqi health ministry has not specified which virus is responsible for the current outbreak.
Tags: Viral Hemorrhagic Fever, Iraq, Health Minister, Ebola, fever
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130 Children Hospitalised Due To High Fever In WB's Jalpaiguri
In a shocking incident, at least 130 children suffering from high fever and dysentery were admitted to Jalpaiguri Sadar Hospital, informed a health department official on September 13. Reportedly, two out of those admitted children are in serious condition. Considering the risk of the third wave of the COVID-19, the hospital's infrastructure is also being ramped up. Besides, DM Moumita Godara Basu is also keeping eye on the developments.
Tags: fever, dysentery, West Bengal, children, Jalpaiguri
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Doctors Suggest Coconut Water To Avoid Post-Vaccination Fever
To avoid post-vaccination complications, especially fever, health experts have advised to consume coconut water as it controls blood pressure and maintains proper hydration. As per Dr Mansoor Ahmad, coconut water contains more nutrients than milk, along with antioxidants, calcium, magnesium, potassium, Vitamin C and phosphorus. Besides, it also helps in detoxifying the body. Coconut water is also believed to prevent diarrhoea and muscle-… read-more
Tags: coconut water, Vaccination, fever, Hydration, Antioxidants
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