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COVID-19 Illness Trend on the Rise: Department of Disease Control Reports Increase in Hospitalizations and Deaths
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COVID-19 Illness Trend on the Rise: Department of Disease Control Reports Increase in Hospitalizations and Deaths

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 22, 2024
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Department of Disease Control reveals “COVID” illness trend is increasing. Last week, 718 people were sick and treated in hospitals, 11 people died. The rate of serious illness and death was higher. In the “elderly” group who had not received the vaccine, the JN.1 strain was found, with symptoms similar to a cold. No increase in violence found, WHO says, recommends elderly groups Vulnerable group Get the vaccine once a year to help reduce the risk.

On January 22, the Department of Disease Control reported on the COVID-19 outbreak situation that the number of patients is likely to increase as expected. During the past week (January 14 – 20, 2024), 718 patients were hospitalized, an average of 102 cases per day, an increase from the previous week when 93 cases per day were reported (an increase of 12.9 percent). There were 209 patients with severe pneumonia, 149 were intubated, and 11 died (an increase of 4 from the previous week). Most of the deaths were among the elderly. or had chronic diseases (608) who did not receive the vaccine, 6 cases (54 percent), of the group 608 who received only 2 doses of the vaccine, 5 cases (36 percent), consistent with data on patients with severe symptoms who required intubation. There are 45 people who have not received the vaccine, accounting for 30 percent.

Currently, there are strains of COVID-19 that are spreading in Thailand. Information from the Department of Medical Sciences It is an omicron species. Subspecies JN.1, which is a descendant of Omicron. The proportion has increased. The symptoms of COVID-19 patients infected with JN.1 include flu-like symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat, body aches, headache, and runny nose. It has not been found that the severity of the disease has increased. From the same Omicron strain from last year. which people should not underestimate Emphasize self-protection by wearing a mask while in places where many people gather, such as public transportation, hospitals, and nursing homes. Wash your hands frequently. If you have flu-like symptoms, get an ATK test and avoid close contact with 608 groups when 2 positive results detected, wear a mask to prevent spreading the virus. and observe symptoms Go see a doctor immediately if you have symptoms of shortness of breath or difficulty breathing.

As of December 5, 2023, the World Health Organization (WHO) has recommendations for the elderly. People with congenital disease or those who are immunocompromised It is still necessary to receive the COVID-19 vaccine within 6 months to 1 year, which is an appropriate period of time. To reduce the risk of serious illness and death In line with the situation in the country over the past week. It was found that the patient was in serious condition. Patients who need to be intubated And most of those who died from COVID-19 were among the elderly. People with chronic diseases (608) who have no history of vaccination or have not received the booster vaccine yet Emphasis on group 608 patients with cold-like symptoms and a positive ATK test result to wear a mask and see a doctor immediately for treatment. Consider prescribing antiretroviral medication as soon as possible. To reduce the chance of severe illness

2024-01-22 14:19:00

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January 22, 2024 0 comments
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Dengue Fever Warning 2024: High Sickness Rate Continues
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Dengue Fever Warning 2024: High Sickness Rate Continues

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com January 5, 2024
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

The Department of Disease Control warns that “dengue fever” will continue to spread throughout the year. The rate of sickness continues to be high. before decreasing And there will be another outbreak during the rainy season. The situation in 2024 is no different from 2023, emphasizing that adults are at risk of severe symptoms. Because of symptoms, people often don’t think about the disease, treatment is delayed, and they buy medicine to take on their own. Emphasize that there are sick people around the house so be suspicious.

From the case of “Virada Wongthewan”, Likay heroine and singer, younger sister of “Kung” Suthirat Wongthewan, sick with dengue fever. have severe symptoms and is in a state of unconsciousness

On January 5, Dr. Chakrath Pittayawong-anon Director of the Epidemiology Division, Department of Disease Control, said about the dengue fever situation that at present the dengue fever situation is still continuously high. The rate of sickness and death has continued to be high since the end of 2023 to the beginning of 2024 and will continue to be high for some time, but it is believed that after this the rate of sickness will gradually decrease and will increase again during the season. rain It is seen that the overall picture of dengue fever in 2024 and 2023 will not be much different. For the reason that adult dengue fever patients Symptoms are severe and some people have died. Due to adulthood when people are sick Most often do not notice the symptoms themselves. They thought they might be sick with the flu or COVID. and choose to buy medicine to take on their own, such as aspirin to cure fever It makes the symptoms worse.

The children were not as sick as before. Because the birth rate is lower While doctors are experts in diagnosing this disease Most of them are pediatricians. Diagnosing dengue fever in adults and the elderly is more difficult than children. The doctor’s expertise is another factor. Because most people don’t think that Dengue fever is found in adults, but actually dengue fever can be life-threatening. But the flu doesn’t die.

“Symptoms observed in dengue fever patients include nausea and abdominal pain, but if there is severe abdominal pain, it means that the liver is beginning to enlarge and there is a risk of shock and death. Giving saline or fluids May not be in time to save lives The best way is to pay attention to yourself. and people around the house as well If in the radius of the house There is a patient with dengue fever. If you suspect that you may have symptoms of this disease,” said Dr. Chakrarat.

In this regard, information on the dengue fever outbreak situation from 1 Jan. – 27 Dec. 2023 found 153,734 patients, morbidity rate 232.47 per 100,000 population, 168 deaths, death rate 0.11 percent if comparing the morbidity rate during the year. During the same period of 2023 and 2022, there was a 3.4 times higher rate of sickness. Reports increased from last week, 2,926 people, 3 people died. If comparing the sickness rate according to gender, it will be found that there is no difference, 78,320 men, accounting for 50.9 percent and Female 75,414 people 49.1 percent

If comparing the age range where the most illnesses are found, there are 52,213 people aged 5-14 years, calculated as an illness rate of 700.44 per 100,000 population, followed by those aged 0-4 years, 19,374 people, calculated as an illness rate of 679.80 per 100,000 population, and those aged 15- 24 years, 32,200 people, equivalent to an illness rate of 392.41 per 100,000 population. As for the occupational group that was found to be sick Among students, 69,391 people accounted for 45.1 percent, followed by 29,851 hired people, 19.4 percent.

The death rate for adults aged 15 years and over was 134 people and 47 children under 15 years of age. Risk factors for getting sick in adults were found to be late going to the hospital, around the 4th day after the onset of symptoms, 32.8 percent. , congenital disease and alcohol dependence, 29.9 percent, and obesity, 24.6 percent. As for the greatest factor in child death, 23.4 percent, from obesity, followed by going to the hospital late on the 4th day after becoming sick, 19.1 percent, had congenital disease. 12.8 percent

2024-01-05 07:06:00

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January 5, 2024 0 comments
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Department of Disease Control is concerned about “dengue fever” outbreak during Loy Krathong.  Warning to temples, schools, and factories to eliminate “Aedes mosquito larvae”
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Department of Disease Control is concerned about “dengue fever” outbreak during Loy Krathong. Warning to temples, schools, and factories to eliminate “Aedes mosquito larvae”

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com November 26, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

The Department of Disease Control warns temples, schools, and factories to get rid of “Aedes mosquito larvae” to prevent “dengue fever” for fear of spreading the disease during festivals such as Kathin, Pha Pha offering, and Loi Krathong.

On November 26, Dr. Thongchai Keeratihatthayakorn Acting Director-General of the Department of Disease Control Said after going to the area to attend an event to screen and promote disease prevention that is an important problem in the community at Wat Kamphaeng, Ban Len Subdistrict, Bang Pa-in District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, that during this time Thailand has many merit-making traditions such as Kathin offerings, Pha Paa offerings, and Loi Krathongs. There will be people. gathered together in large numbers From information on monitoring the situation by surveying Aedes larvae to assess the risk of Aedes mosquitoes in the 7R main areas, which are Dhamma groups (temples/mosques/churches), hotels/resorts, greenhouses (houses/buildings), schools, industrial factories. Hospitals and government offices found that temples are the places where the highest number of mosquito larvae are found, at 60.9 percent, followed by factories/surrounding places at 55.6 percent and schools at 46.0 percent, respectively. Therefore, they are at risk of outbreaks. Contagious disease carried by Aedes mosquitoes

“We must ask those involved to cooperate in managing the environment so that it does not become a breeding ground for Aedes mosquitoes. Expedite the elimination of mosquito larvae in various standing water containers, such as buckets/basins in bathrooms. Saucers for decorative plant pots, vases for worship, spotted betel vases/lotus basins Old car tires arranged as a living garden and garbage in the surrounding area, etc.,” said Dr. Thongchai.


Dr. Thongchai said that dengue fever is a problem for everyone. We must turn to pay attention and help each other. to seriously end this disease For today’s event, the Department of Disease Control, through the Division of Insect-borne Diseases. In collaboration with the Office of Disease Prevention and Control 4, Saraburi Province Booth activities were organized including providing knowledge about dengue fever. Giving mosquito repellent to the public which is considered a proactive activity Enhance participation with the community To help prevent dengue fever, especially in public places. Places where many people come together, such as temples, and emphasizing that dengue fever patients apply mosquito repellent to reduce the transmission of dengue fever to others. In addition, hepatitis B screening services are also provided. Hepatitis C virus Chest x-ray to screen for tuberculosis Get vaccinated against influenza Including distributing condoms to prevent sexually transmitted diseases.

2023-11-26 10:33:00

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November 26, 2023 0 comments
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Addressing the Increase in Dengue Fever Cases and Preventing Mosquito-Borne Diseases
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Addressing the Increase in Dengue Fever Cases and Preventing Mosquito-Borne Diseases

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com October 26, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Dr. Thongchai Keeratihatthayakorn

Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health Dengue fever cases have been found since the beginning of the year until now, with reports of cases increasing continuously. Illness is increasing in every age group. But the large group included children. School age to working age, age range 5-34 years, and more than one hundred patients died. Ready to emphasize measures “Know quickly, treat quickly in every age group” which now has a test kit that helps know the results quickly. You can go get tested at the Subdistrict Health Promotion Hospital. across the country and reminding people not to buy NSAIDs to take by themselves, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofinac, and painkillers. It increases the risk of bleeding and possibly death.

Dr. Thongchai Keeratihatthayakorn Acting Director-General of the Department of Disease Control Discussed solving the problem of dengue fever after chairing a meeting in the Public Health Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to monitor the network’s operations and to give orders and alert relevant agencies. Using guidelines from the Public Health Emergency Operations Center, they analyze them as criteria for joint operations. The situation of dengue fever this year from 1 January – 6 October 2023 has a cumulative total of 106,548 patients. At this stage, dengue fever is still spreading. Even though some areas have reported a decrease in cases, this is because Thailand still has continuous rain throughout the country. Make a container with standing water or water that is a breeding ground for large numbers of Aedes mosquitoes. which will be a carrier of dengue fever Zika virus disease Or fever, joint pain, mosquito bites.

“Therefore, an important measure that must be emphasized is managing the environment so that it does not become a breeding ground for Aedes mosquitoes in the 7 R areas, namely greenhouses/houses, Dhamma groups (temples/mosques/churches), schools, hotels/resorts. Surrounding industrial factories that still have high mosquito larvae index values Including hospitals and government agencies, especially temples. which has a very high index of Aedes larvae In addition to good management by not allowing Aedes mosquitoes to breed, Personal protection is also important. That is, dengue fever has many stages, from no symptoms to pronounced symptoms. Every stage can spread germs. Therefore, when a doctor diagnoses dengue fever at any stage, The patient must be prevented from being bitten by Aedes mosquitoes and transmitting the infection to others by applying mosquito repellent. It is recommended to apply both morning and evening. And if the doctor allows you to go home for treatment. People around you also need to protect yourself by applying another layer of mosquito repellent. A good way to prevent the spread is to prevent germs, people, and mosquitoes from meeting each other. It will be able to reduce the problem of disease outbreaks,” Dr. Thongchai said.

Dr. Thongchai further said that in addition to dengue fever, which must be continuously monitored during this rainy season. Another disease of concern for pregnant women is Zika virus disease. In which the current situation has the incidence of more patients being found. Pregnant women infected with the Zika virus pass it on to their fetuses, causing brain failure. When born, the baby will have a small head. This disease is carried by Aedes mosquitoes. Therefore, dealing with Aedes mosquitoes can prevent all 3 diseases: dengue fever and dengue fever. Fever, joint pain, Aedes aegypti, and Zika virus infection must be treated continuously and do not overlook small spots of standing water. The Aedes mosquitoes lay their eggs in clear, still water sources, usually water containers or water in the house or around the house. If you eliminate or block the Aedes egg-laying places, Mosquitoes will try to find places to lay their eggs in other places, whether it be water in hidden containers such as garbage, containers, leaf sheaths that have only a little rain water remaining, etc. Therefore, there is another way to get rid of Aedes mosquitoes is to build with Trap Aedes mosquitoes to lay eggs and keep an eye on them to eliminate larvae regularly. When the egg-laying cycle of Aedes mosquitoes ends, the mother mosquito will die following its life cycle, resulting in no new generation of Aedes mosquitoes being born. Therefore, it is another way to reduce the density of Aedes mosquitoes as well.

The Department of Disease Control asks for cooperation from the public to help reduce the Aedes mosquito population. By following the “3 measures to prevent 3 diseases”, that is, keep the house clean and improve the environment in and around the house. To be orderly sunlight reaches Do not have dark corners as places for mosquitoes to rest. Keep garbage around the house from being a breeding ground for mosquitoes. And store water. Close the lid of the water container completely. Manage the container so that there is no standing water. Change the water in the vase every week to prevent mosquitoes from laying eggs. As for the people living in the flooded areas during this period Please protect yourself from mosquito bites. By applying mosquito repellent, sleeping under a mosquito net, and using mosquito coils. and wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants After the water recedes, all parties involved must work together to manage the environment so that it does not become a breeding ground for Aedes mosquitoes. For more information, call the Department of Disease Control hotline 1422.

2023-10-25 23:00:00

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October 26, 2023 0 comments
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COVID-19 Weekly Update: Decreasing Cases, Increased Influenza, and Vaccination Progress

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 25, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

The Department of Disease Control reports the weekly COVID-19 situation, indicating that data for the 38th week between 10-16 September 2023 had 234 new patients hospitalized, a daily average of 33 cases per day, accumulated sickness since the beginning of 2023. at 33,365 cases, while 106 cases were reported among seriously ill patients with pneumonia and 72 cases of intubated patients. Deaths decreased to 2, an average of 1 death per day. Cumulative deaths since the beginning of 2023 are at 803.

COVID-19 this week, infected people are low – influenza has increased 3 times.

Covid has a double mutation – it’s more worrying than BA.2.86 because it can evade the landscape better.

For the number of people vaccinated against COVID-19 There have been no reports of additional people receiving the vaccine. At present, a cumulative total of 144,951,341 doses of vaccine have been administered, divided into 57,233,919 doses of the 1st vaccine, accounting for 82.28%, 53,730,348 doses of the 2nd dose, accounting for 77.25%, and from the 3rd dose onwards, 33,987,074 doses (updated on the 26th May 2023)

How are the symptoms of “RSV virus” different from those of “influenza”?

Prof. Dr. Yong Phuworawan, Head of the Center of Specialization in Clinical Virology Faculty of Medicine Chulalongkorn University Facebook post Yong Poovorawan It is stated that this year’s COVID-19 outbreak is decreasing. Because it has changed to a seasonal disease It is similar to the flu. It will spread heavily from June until September. Then it will start to decrease. Students begin their semester break in October. The severity of the disease decreased.

This is because almost all of the majority of the population has been infected in the past. and immunity arises Including immunity caused by vaccination. There may be more sightings between New Year and February. But it won’t be as much as in the past. Next year it will be another cycle like this. Meanwhile, the virus itself evolves. To live forever The overall severity of the disease therefore decreases. It’s no different than the flu. Disease problems remain only in those at high risk. with a weak body low immunity

In the future, vaccinations will be focused on such groups. The same is true for influenza. After we have controlled the outbreak for a long time Other types of respiratory diseases have also decreased, so this year there have been large outbreaks, including influenza, RSV, Rhinovirus, or the virus that causes the common cold. and may enter the trachea similar to RSV

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“Influenza” continues to be high, while “dengue fever” is slowing down but the morbidity and death rates are high.

2023-09-25 04:29:00

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September 25, 2023 0 comments
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Rise in Smallpox Cases in Thailand: Co-Infection with HIV and Treatment Options
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Rise in Smallpox Cases in Thailand: Co-Infection with HIV and Treatment Options

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com August 26, 2023
written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Keypoints:

situationsmallpox apeThat has increased from about 1 year ago, there were more than 20 patients, but during June-July 2023 met hundreds of patients and co-infected with HIV, althoughsmallpox apeIt can be treated according to the symptoms and can be cured by itself. But the relationship that doesn’t know me, doesn’t know you is the reason why I can’t follow the touch. As a result, the number of sick people increased and there was the first death in Thailand and also an HIV infection. Symptoms and recent treatmentsmallpox ape which the World Health Organization (WHO) is studying the use of one drug in the treatment and Thailand is one of the countries that have been given this drug to be used

Smallpox escalates, joins HIV infection

diseasesmallpox apeIt is an emerging infectious disease in Thailand. Found in Thailand since last year, from July 2022 until April 2023, met only over 20 cases, but in May, met more than 20 monthly, June met almost 50 cases, July met. a hundred As for the month of August It is expected that it will be in the hundreds as well.

As of August 8, 2023, there were a total of 189 cases reported in Thailand, 161 of whom were Thai nationals and 28 were foreigners.

According to documents from the Department of Disease Control, it was reported that from January 1 to August 15, 2023, there were 217 patients, 30 foreigners, 187 Thais, with an average age of 20-64 years, among which died. 1 case, 34 years old, untreated HIV infection

Infections were reported in 19 provinces, with three provinces in the red level: Bangkok (136 cases), Nonthaburi (14 cases), Chonburi (9 cases).

Orange has 3 provinces: Samut Prakan, 9 cases, Phuket, 8 cases, Pathum Thani, 7 cases.

There are 13 provinces in yellow: Samut Sakhon, Lopburi, Maha Sarakham, Khon Kaen, Phayao, 2 each, Nakhon Ratchasima, Kalasin, Chachoengsao, Suphan Buri, Nakhon Nayok, Chiang Rai, Ayutthaya, 1 each, and Rayong 3.

Infected people tend to spread more. In the first phase, patients were found in Bangkok and its vicinity before spreading to other provinces. Most of the patients were men who had sex with men. and 82 HIV-infected cases (43%)

In the beginning, there will be a number of foreigners. But in later infections Almost 100 percent of the infected are Thai people, and foreigners who were recently infected were infected in Thailand. It’s not an infection from abroad.

Dr. Sophon Iamsirithavorn The Deputy Director-General of the Department of Disease Control (Khor.) said that the situation of smallpox epidemic increased. reflecting the continued risky behavior Nearly half of all new smallpox cases are HIV-infected.

This group of patients is already immunocompromised. It is often associated with other opportunistic infections, causing severe symptoms that lead to death.

“The current situation is worrisome. in risk groups who have unsafe sex As for people who don’t have risky sexual behaviors, they shouldn’t be too worried. The most infected areas are Bangkok, perimeter, tourist provinces. which is a province where there are people with very risky behaviors, ”said Dr. Sophon.

infected with HIV-smallpox, the first death of a monkey

Globally, 152 deaths of smallpox cases have been reported since the start of the outbreak in Europe and other countries since May 2022.

In Thailand, in mid-August 2023, the Department of Disease Control received a report of a death of a smallpox patient from Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute. therefore sent a team to investigate and control the disease The Division of Epidemiology and the Office of Disease Prevention and Control 6, Chonburi, went to investigate the disease together with the Chonburi Provincial Public Health Office and relevant agencies in the area. It was found that

The deceased was a 34-year-old male with a history of fever, headache, itching, and rashes and blisters on the skin in different parts of the body since July 3, 2023, and was admitted to a private hospital in Chonburi Province. On July 11, 2023, doctors suspected smallpox. Therefore, samples were sent to confirm the genetic material of the smallpox virus. and at the same time detecting HIV and syphilis infections

Later, the patient had a sore throat, fungal infection was detected. which is an opportunistic infection of HIV Smallpox lesions from smallpox spread all over the body on the skin. After four weeks of treatment, the doctor allowed him to go home. Later, on August 9, the patient had fatigue and difficulty breathing. The relatives therefore brought the patient to be treated at Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute.

A rash from smallpox was found spreading all over the body. and extensive tissue necrosis in the nose and throat Complications of infection in the arms and legs have pneumonia and symptoms of encephalitis A CD4 count of 16 cells/mL indicates severe immunodeficiency. Doctors have also prescribed smallpox antiviral drugs and antibiotics. Later, the patient’s condition deteriorated and died on the night of August 11, 2023.

Chakrarath Pittayawonganon, M.D. Director of the Division of Epidemiology, Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health.Explain that cases of smallpox infection and IHV infection can be divided into 2 groups:

1. HIV-infected but receiving antiretroviral drugs able to control the level of immunity to be within normal limits When infected with smallpox, the symptoms of smallpox are pustules, similar to small abscesses. distributed throughout the body

2. HIV patients with opportunistic infections very low body immunity Risk of complications such as pneumonia, fungal or bacterial encephalitis when infected with smallpox will make the pustules become larger, clustered, with a large number of abscesses

“Deaths can be caused by HIV. However, due to the nature of smallpox infection, the symptoms that are expressed are more than patients who are not infected with HIV or who are HIV-infected but can be controlled. Therefore, it was not possible to clearly determine which infection died from it, ”said Dr. Chakrarath.

You don’t know me – you can’t follow the toucher.

From the investigation of smallpox patients in Thailand Most of them have sexual behavior that comes from dating via dating/dating applications. Therefore, there is a risk that it may be infected by having sex with someone you don’t know.

when it is found that one is infected Was unable to track close contacts with the patient because when the activity is completed The user account has already been cancelled. This makes it more difficult to investigate the disease, or some cases have sex like One Night Stand.

“Some people change their sex partners every day without knowing each other’s names. Many people hide their real identity when using the application. which is a concern that Smallpox infection is starting to look like an AIDS trend. starting with a group of people Then it spread to other groups, ”said Dr. Chakrarath.

Risk factors – smallpox symptoms

Major risk factors for infection and transmission It is having sex with an unknown stranger who is infected with smallpox. The risk is divided into 3 levels:

1. Intimate contact, such as having sexual activity even wearing a condom can become infected because the patient’s pustules may touch the skin cause infection

2. close contact, such as sharing a bed share a bathroom Being close to each other or just holding hands The risk will be reduced.

and 3. indirect contact, such as the patient going to sleep in a hotel Then the staff came to clean the room. A general feast that is not so close that they snuggle together. eating together at the table

successively

Those at risk can be examined.

Initial symptoms on their own A rash/blister on the genitals, anus, mouth, or body and had a history of close contact, intimate contact, or having sex with suspected smallpox or smallpox patients Observe yourself within 21 days after touching the patient if you have symptoms such as fever, headache, aches, swollen lymph nodes, rashes, or blisters or pustules in the genital area, anus, or around the hands, feet, chest, face, or mouth. to be examined at a health facility or hospital immediately by notifying symptoms and risk history for diagnosis

A specific drug for the treatment of smallpox

There is currently no specific treatment for smallpox, so symptomatic treatment is used. However, 100 people in Thailand have received an antiviral drug called Tecovirimat (or TPOXX) from the World Health Organization (WHO) to treat severely ill patients with smallpox that may cause complications. And the effectiveness of this drug must be measured simultaneously.

It is currently being used and stored at Bamrasnaradura Infectious Diseases Institute. The criterion for smallpox patients to receive the drug was HIV infection with low immune levels. There are complications from opportunistic diseases. People with pneumonia Which this drug is oral type, 1 patient will take only 2 times, however, data is still being collected for actual usage in Thailand. Including information on side effects from taking the drug.

“Patients with smallpox are not at risk. Symptomatic treatment can be used. The disease will take about 2-4 weeks to heal and then it will disappear by itself, ”said Dr. Chakrarath.

Contact-prevention of smallpox

Smallpox is a sexually transmitted disease. And direct contact without having to have sex, such as touching the skin around the pustules then get into the body through the skin that may have broken skin or a wound

In addition, smallpox disease began to be found among males who have sex with men. that despite being protected with a condom But it can’t prevent smallpox infection. Because abscesses occur on the body If you come in contact, you can get infected.

And if you have sex in a bisexual sexual orientation, the infection will spread among women. and the risk spreads to other groups as well

Smallpox can be prevented.

by abstaining from sex with strangers Do not touch skin-to-skin with people with rashes, blisters or pus. It is recommended to wash your hands frequently. Do not share personal belongings with others.

If people have questions or need advice on how to act, they can ask for information at the Department of Disease Control hotline, call 1422.

2023-08-26 09:16:00

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