(Latest Update March 2020) All information about Corona Virus

(Latest Update March 2020) All information about Corona Virus 

Corona virus refers to many viruses in a tribe, which are mainly found in animals. However, when the virus is transmitted to humans, it becomes fatal. Zoonosis is the transmission of virus from animal to human and coronary virus is one of them. Animals contain many coronary viruses and do no harm to them, but they are sometimes transmitted to a deadly strain. When transmitted to humans, this deadly transformed form of the corona virus has a mild to severe form, ranging from colds to severe respiratory disorders and pneumonia. Many people think that the Novel Corona virus can raise many questions. So, here are all the questions and answers to the Chinese virus outbreak.

1) What is the Novel Corona Virus?

The name "Novel Corona Virus" or the new Corona virus was given to an undetectable strain of the corona virus that was recently found in Wuhan (China). Since the virus has not yet been identified, it was named COVID-19.

2) What is SARS-CoV?

The term SARS-CoV refers to the Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronary Virus of Severe. It is said to be a deadly and infectious disease that led to the epidemic of China and global epidemics in 2002. The corona virus responsible for SARS is known to spread from the bark and civet.

3. How much does COVID-19 match SARS-CoV?

The circus virus (SARS-CoV) and COVID-19 is not the same virus, but the two viruses belong to the same family.

4) How dangerous is the Novel Corona virus?

Mild to severe symptoms are seen in people infected with the Novel Corona virus. The mild symptoms of the corona virus are usually flu-like, cough, cough, sore throat and fever. When the symptoms become acute, there may be respiratory, pneumonia or even death.

5) Who is at higher risk of getting coronary virus infection?

Individuals who have low immunity or suffer from problems such as diabetes and respiratory disorders are at higher risk of being infected with severe coronary virus.

6) Is it true that COVID-19 was transmitted from a human source to a human being?

Past reports suggest that SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV were infected in humans from an animal source. SARS-CoV became epidemic in 2002 and was transmitted to humans from bats and civets. On the other hand, MERS-CoV was transmitted from Arabian camel to humans.

COVID-19, researchers believe the virus is spreading to humans from animal products or seafood found in the Chinese market. This does not mean, however, that you may be infected with the Corona virus from your pet or an animal. Previous cases of the corona virus came from animals and are believed to have spread from COVID-19 animals.

7) Is the Novel Corona Virus Infectious?

Yes, the Novel Corona virus is transmitted from person to person. The virus usually affects a person's respiratory tract and first causes common cold symptoms like sneezing and cough. When a person sneezes or coughs without a mask, the virus spreads, and when in close contact with an infected person or touching an infected object, the virus spreads from one person to another.

8) Can COVID-19 come from a pet?

According to researchers, there is now no evidence that the corona virus has been infected with pets such as cats and dogs or that it has been infected with COVID-19.

9) Who is at Great Risk of Corona Virus Infection?

Since the outbreak, people living or traveling in China are at higher risk of infection. Also, those who have close contact with travelers from China, such as family relatives, office colleges, are at risk of contracting the corona virus.

10) Wearing a mask can protect against corona virus?

The World Health Organization recommends wearing a mask to limit the spread of the disease. While this is effective in some cases, it does not guarantee to prevent the spread completely unless other preventive measures are taken. However, wearing a mask will prevent you from coughing or sneezing freely and will prevent other infected fluid from entering your nose or mouth.

11) What if a person with coronary virus sneezes or coughs without a mask?

When an infected person sneezes or coughs without a mask, the virus spreads around the various objects. When the second person inadvertently touches those objects and touches his mouth or nose, the virus infects the person. The next time the second person sneezes without a mask, the virus comes out and infects the third person. In this way, it is transmitted from person to person.

12) How long can the virus survive outside?
The exact timing of the outbreak of the Corona virus is still unknown. However, some data suggest that the virus can come out and survive for several hours. Cleaning things that are infected with common disinfectants can kill all viruses.

13) How to distinguish between flu and COVID-19 symptoms?
Symptoms of both flu and COVID-19 include colds, fever, coughs and sneezing that make the two viruses very difficult to diagnose. However, specific lab tests help to detect the presence of coronary virus in the body.

14) What is the incubation period for the corona virus?
Incubation time refers to the time between infection by the virus and the presence of symptoms. According to medical experts, the incubation period for COVID-19 is 7 days. An infected person can transmit the infection even before the appearance of symptoms on his body. However, in most cases the virus spreads after the development of symptoms.

15) Why is antibiotics not recommended for the treatment of coronary virus?
Antibiotics are antibacterial drugs used primarily for the treatment of infections caused by bacteria, not by the virus. Since corona virus infection is caused by a virus, it is not advisable to use antibiotic drugs.

16) What kind of drugs can treat or prevent COVID-19?
To date, no drugs have been developed to completely treat the Novel Corona virus infection. However, there are certain drugs that are used to prevent its symptoms. One of the best ways to prevent COVID-19 is to maintain personal hygiene.

17) When is the lab testing done for COVID-19?
If a person experiences flu-like symptoms and lives in an infected area, has close contact with people from infected countries, or is among those involved in caring for an infected person, he or she is advised to check on COVID-19.

18) What are the immune system of the corona virus?

Maintaining personal hygiene is essential to prevent the spread of the Corona virus. Some of these preventive measures are as follows -

A) Wash your hands with alcoholic soap and water.

B) Avoid direct contact with sick people

C) If you are diagnosed with COVID-19, stay at home. Avoid close contact with your family member or other people Avoid the spread of viruses. Also, cover your face every time before coughing or sneezing.

D) Avoid touching the face, eyes or nose with dirty hands.

E) Use a disinfectant to clean the area around you.

19) What happens to a person after they have identified COVID-19?
Patients diagnosed with COVID-19 are kept in the hospital's isolation ward, and health workers who care for them are advised to wear protective items such as masks and gloves.

20) If a person has flu symptoms but does not visit any affected country or come in contact with the infected person, can he be infected with the corona virus?
No People who are infected with the flu but have not visited an infected country or place or come in contact with an infected person are less likely to be infected with the novel corona virus.