Hantavirus: What is the corona virus like hantavirus? Fear of becoming a pandemic after death in China

Hantavirus: What is the corona virus like hantavirus? Fear of becoming a pandemic after death in China

Hantavirus What is the corona virus like hantavirus Fear of becoming a pandemic after death in China

There is an atmosphere of fear among the people of China, who are suffering from Corona virus infection, after the death of Hanta virus. Thousands of people have already died in China from Corona, and meanwhile, after the death of one person in the province of Greece due to this virus, people are afraid of becoming an epidemic. Actually, the person suffering from Hanta virus was returning home from the bus from working Shandong province. He was found to be Hanta virus positive. After his death, the other 32 people on board the bus have also been medically examined. So is the Hanta virus also a dangerous virus like the Corona virus, can it also spread on a large scale? Let us know in detail about Hanta virus:

After the person's death from the Hanta virus, the incident was reported by the Chinese government newspaper Global Times. Debate has started about this virus on its social media. A large number of people are tweeting this news on Twitter and fearing that the virus will not spread like corona anywhere in the world! People on social media say that if the people of China do not stop eating live animals, then such viruses will continue to be produced. Some are saying that the virus is spread by eating rats, while others are saying by eating bats or snakes.

What is Hantavirus ?

Medical experts say that the Hanta virus is not as deadly as the corona virus. According to the report published on an English website, the Hanta virus does not spread through the air, rather it is spread by a person coming into contact with a rat or squirrel. Laugh virus occurs in mice. There is no disease in mice due to this virus, but humans die due to this virus. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mice indoors and outdoors are at risk of Hanta virus infection.

It is also being reported that Hanta virus infection does not happen from one person to another. In this case, the chances of its spread are reduced to some extent. But if a person touches his face, eyes, nose or mouth with the same hands after coming in contact with mice stool, urine or spit, then there is a higher risk of getting infected with the Hanta virus. If there is a healthy person and he comes in contact with the virus, then there is a risk of getting infected.

Symptoms

Its symptoms are being told that a person may have fever, headache, body ache, stomach ache, vomiting, diarrhea etc. when infected with Laughing virus. In the event of delay in the treatment of these symptoms, the infected person's lungs may also get filled with water and he starts to have trouble breathing. The person died in China after some similar symptoms.

How Dangerous It Is :  

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Hanta virus is also deadly. The number of deaths due to infection is 38 percent. That is, out of 100 people infected with Hanta virus, 38 people are expected to die.

How much danger in India

According to a report by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, the virus has so far been found only in China and Argentina. The first death due to this virus has also occurred in China. The person who died in China was previously thought to be suffering from corona. Later, when the body was brought to the hospital, the investigation revealed that he did not carry the corona virus. After this, all the 32 passengers boarded the bus. However, not much information has been found in this matter at the moment. According to the CDC, if you stay away from the feces and urine of mice, then this virus infection will not occur. In this context, there is no risk in India right now.