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Ahmedabad: The number of deaths of children in suspected cases of Chandipura virus in Gujarat has increased to 6. So far 12 cases of infection with this virus have been reported. Health Minister Hrishikesh Patel said that infection can cause fever, common flu-like symptoms and severe brain swelling in children. Chandipura virus is spread by mosquitoes, ticks and sand flies.
Chandipur virus symptoms
Ahmedabad: Chandipura virus infection can cause fever, flu-like symptoms and severe swelling of the brain in children. This virus is spread by mosquitoes, ticks and sand flies.
Cause of Chandipur virus
Ahmedabad: Chandipur virus is a type of virus of Rhabdoviridae, which is spread by mosquitoes, ticks and sand flies. This virus can cause fever, common flu-like symptoms and severe swelling of the brain in children.
Chandipur virus infection
Ahmedabad: The number of cases infected with Chandipura virus in Gujarat has increased to 12. This infection can cause fever, flu-like symptoms and severe brain swelling in children.
What is Chandipur virus infection?
Ahmedabad: Chandipura virus is a viral infection that is spread by mosquitoes, ticks and sand flies. This can cause fever, common flu-like symptoms and severe swelling of the brain in children.
Chandipur Virus Infection Remedies
Ahmedabad: Necessary measures are being taken to destroy flies to prevent Chandipura virus infection. Apart from this, health officials have appealed to the people to remain alert.
This infection is serious, so it is important to seek medical advice immediately when signs of infection appear
Alert: Children in danger due to Chandipura virus
A new worrying situation has arisen in India, due to which Chandipura virus is posing a threat to the students. This virus has taken the lives of five children so far. The cases were first reported in Gujarat, and now the situation is also being seen in Udaipur, Rajasthan.
Symptoms of Chandipura virus include fever, flu-like symptoms and swelling of the brain, which is the most severe. If such symptoms are visible in your child, he should be taken to the doctor immediately.
Health officials have advised to take precautions to protect against mosquitoes. Chandipura virus can spread through mosquito bites. To protect against mosquitoes, mosquito nets, suitable clothing and medicines should be used.
Government officials are monitoring the situation and taking steps to prevent the spread of the virus. Awareness and timely medical care are important in dealing with this changing health crisis.
To protect children from the dangers of Chandipura virus, parents and caregivers are advised to remain alert and take all necessary steps to keep them safe.
