Introduction
Evidently, twenty-first century people are more aware of spread diseases than the people before them. The prime reason for this is that the more advanced our technology has become, from one perspective, the more disasters it has brought. Had it not been for advanced experimentations, a lot of mutations would have not been caused. Unfortunately this is the sad reality that we live in, and the consequences of our actions are increasingly dangerous, even though the advantages and success we have achieved over the years are indeed outstanding. Not just in regards to medicine, but also in terms of engineering, we have accomplished far more than our predecessors. We can now successfully maintain and quarantine spread diseases which without our technology in the picture, would have left us unmatched and would have caused a great many casualties. This advancement though, is a responsibility that we all share since in the majority of situations, every minute mistake that we make in regards to science, is all the more amplified when thought of globally.
History
From many records and journals that the early people kept and documented their findings in, we know for a fact that much of the spread diseases and any other disease for that matter were incurable back then. We have for sure come a long way since we are now up against even deadlier life threatening diseases such as Cancer. Even though there are still several illnesses that render us defeated, we can still however use advanced medicine to at least give them the means to prolong their lives, and in several cases, even startlingly improve the quality of life. Dialysis, for example, is a great life saver for so many suffering from kidney failure. Of course though, even dialysis cannot do much if it is just not meant to be.
Features
Treating spread diseases is no different than treating any other disease. For starters, the first step is to identify what disease you are really suffering from. Some diseases are tricky as they present the same symptoms as a more common disease. Hence, the entire diagnosis leads to a treatment that is of no use whatsoever to the patient. A more important step that comes before treating the disease is the utmost effort of taking the necessary precautions to prevent getting one in the first place. It has been long since the H1N1 virus broke out and took away the lives of many. As a precaution, when such an outbreak has occurred, the use of surgical masks, or anything else to prevent the inhalation of a virus is extremely vital. Most viral diseases are treated through the use of antibiotics that are designed to take complete effect in a matter of 4-7 days.
Tips and comments
The use of antibiotics though should not be abusive in nature because the human body is known to become immune to antibiotics over a matter of time. Antibiotics are strong in general and therefore should be used only when there is no other treatment possible. Even though doctors are available particularly to treat spread diseases and such, it is still advised to make decisions that you are entirely sure of. A sad fact is that many doctors today prescribe medicines that are of little or no use to the patient but are prescribed only since the doctor is getting a good deal on doing so. Therefore, educate yourself to make an informed choice that will benefit you and your family.
