Introduction The rise of viral infections has become a significant public health concern in India, with recent outbreaks of "Nipah Virus in Kerala", "Swine Flu in Delhi", and "Bird Flu in Telangana" triggering alarms among health authorities. These infections, caused by different pathogens, pose severe risks to humans and require immediate preventive measures. This article delves into the symptoms, precautions, and treatments associated with these deadly viruses while offering practical steps to stay protected. Understanding Nipah Virus in Kerala "Nipah Virus in Kerala" has re-emerged as a severe zoonotic disease, transmitted from animals to humans, primarily through fruit bats. The virus has a high fatality rate and no specific treatment, making early detection and isolation crucial. Symptoms of Nipah Virus High fever and headache Vomiting and dizziness Respiratory distress Neurological symptoms such as confusion and seizures Coma in severe ca...

  Introduction The outbreak of "bird flu in Telangana" has raised major concerns among poultry consumers, farmers, and the general public. With fears surrounding the consumption of chicken and the environmental impact of disposing of affected poultry, people are left wondering—should you continue eating chicken? And is throwing infected chicken for fish consumption safe? In this article, we’ll break down these concerns based on scientific insights, expert recommendations, and safe food practices. What is Bird Flu ? Bird flu, or avian influenza , is a viral infection that primarily affects birds but has the potential to spread to humans and other animals under certain conditions. In Telangana, the recent outbreak has led to widespread panic, decreased poultry sales, and concerns over proper disposal methods. How Does Bird Flu Spread? The virus spreads through direct contact with infected birds, their droppings, or contaminated surfaces. Live poultry markets and farms with poor...