Friends, welcome to your blog. Today we will tell you about fever through this blog. Friends, fever generally means increase in temperature due to any infection in the body. Increase in body temperature is called fever. Let us know how many types of fever are there and how they are treated with magnet therapy.
Symptoms and treatment of common fever
There are no specific reasons for normal fever. Rather it happens due to cold, fatigue after walking in the sun, getting wet in the rainy season or staying awake till late, doing too much hard work. In this type of fever, the patient feels cold after getting wet. The patient feels extremely hot after walking in the sun.
treatment
The fever of such a patient should be brought down with cold water first. If the fever does not come down with the water bandage, then the hands should be touched with a magnet. After applying the magnet, the patient should not apply the water bandage. Water prepared from both the poles should be used for drinking three times a day.
Meal
During this type of fever, the patient should fast for one or two days. If there is any problem in fasting, then one can fast on fruits or juices. If the patient cannot fast, then he should eat only fruits. Do not eat fried spicy food at all and do not eat anything made of flour at all.
Symptoms and Treatment of Malaria
Malaria fever spreads due to mosquito bites. In the rainy season or after that, mosquitoes breed in areas where water accumulates. Malaria spreads more there. When a person catches cold, he gets fever. He takes three or four quilts or blankets. Even then he feels cold and sometimes it comes after a gap of one day. In this type of fever, the patient also has pain in his body. If the patient has fever for many days, it takes the form of typhoid. For this, the patient's blood is tested.
treatment
Both types of magnets should be touched to the patient's hands. The north pole should be touched under the right palm and the south pole under the left palm. Water prepared from both the poles should be given to drink three times a day. When the fever is high, this water should be given every two hours.
Meal
The patient should not eat cold things. The patient can eat porridge, khichdi or fruits.
Symptoms and treatment of rheumatic fever
When there is pain in the joints, sometimes the body temperature increases. This is called fever. It is also called arthritis fever. In this fever, the joints feel hot when touched. The joints are so painful that the pain starts as soon as the joint is moved. This type of fever can damage the heart. Therefore, one should try to cure the disease as soon as possible.
treatment
The magnets should be touched under the palms of the patient. The north pole should be touched under the right palm and the south pole under the left palm. The south pole should be touched on the joint which is in pain. Water prepared from both the poles should be given to the patient to drink.
Meal
During fever, keep eating fruits and do not eat flatulence-causing things, you will get more benefits. Eat more papaya and leafy vegetables, you will get more benefits and it is better not to eat cabbage, brinjal, black gram dal, chickpeas, because these increase arthritis.
Symptoms and treatment of break neck fever
This is an infectious disease caused by a special type of germ. It enters the brain through the nose and mouth of the patient and causes infection. This disease can spread from one patient to another. It is a contagious disease. In the beginning, there is pain in the forehead and head. The patient is unable to straighten his body and his neck becomes stiff. The patient becomes unconscious due to high body temperature.
treatment
One should try to reduce the fever slowly. Magnets should be touched under the patient's palms. The north pole should be touched under the right palm and the south pole under the left palm. Water prepared from both the poles should be given to drink.
Meal
If the fever is high, water should be given in small quantities every two hours. Care should be taken to ensure that the body does not get dehydrated. Juicy fruits should be consumed in large quantities like seasonal fruits, pomegranate, papaya, etc.
Symptoms and treatment of dengue fever
Friends, dengue fever starts suddenly with cold. In this fever there is severe pain in the head, inside the eyes and inside the body. The temperature reaches 104 degrees to 105 degrees. The patient does not feel hungry at all. There is also vomiting and restlessness. Sleep is not possible. The fever starts coming down in four to five days. Many patients also get diarrhea. Some rashes appear on the patient's body. Slowly these rashes start coming off.
treatment
If the patient does not have high blood pressure along with fever, then north pole and south pole magnets should be put on his hands according to his age. Water prepared from both the poles should be given to the patient to drink.
Meal
As long as the patient has fever, he should not be given bread to eat. Papaya or any other fruit can be given to him. If he sticks to fruits for a few days, it will be very beneficial.
Symptoms and Treatment of Typhoid
symptoms
Typhoid usually lasts for 21 days, 31 days or 42 days. In the beginning, it is not detected. When the body temperature rises, it reaches 103 degrees to 104 degrees. It remains stable in the second week. The temperature decreases a bit in the morning. It starts increasing after noon. Initially, the patient has a headache. In the second week, cough starts and in the third week, there is a complaint of gas in the stomach. Constipation can also occur.
treatment
According to the age of the patient, the north pole and south pole of the magnet should be applied to the hand. Water prepared from both the poles should be given to the patient after two hours each. If there is pain at any place in the body, the south pole of the magnet should be applied there.
Meal
The patient should be given liquid food which gets digested quickly and the stomach has to work less. This will give relief to the patient. Vegetable and fruit juices should be given to the patient from time to time so that the body remains strong.
Symptoms and Treatment of Typhus
Friends, typhus fever mostly occurs in winter season and lasts for about 14-15 days. Three-four days after it occurs, red spots appear on the body. This fever comes with extreme intensity along with cold. In this, the temperature goes up to 103 degrees to 104 degrees.
symptoms
If we talk about the symptoms, vomiting also occurs in it. The face and eyes become red. There is a foul smell from the mouth. Dirt accumulates on the tongue. There is a headache. In the acute stage, diarrhea can also occur.
treatment
A north pole magnet is placed under the right palm of the patient and a south pole magnet is placed under the left palm. Water prepared from both the poles is given to the patient to drink.
Precautions in different fevers
Friends, There are several types of fever, and the precautions taken for each type may vary depending on the underlying cause and the severity of the condition.
Here are some precautions in different types of fever--
1. Epidemic or Communicable Fever
Precautions include-
Wearing a mask to prevent the transmission of airborne pathogens
Avoiding close contact with the affected person
Keeping a distance of at least 3 feet from the person with fever
Frequent handwashing with soap and water or using hand sanitizer
Cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces and objects
2. Malaria fever
Precautions include--
Taking antimalarial medication as prescribed by a doctor
Using mosquito nets or wearing insect repellent to prevent mosquito bites
Avoiding areas with high malaria prevalence
Regular monitoring of symptoms and reporting to a healthcare provider if they worsen or do not improve with treatment.
Taking preventive measures to avoid mosquito breeding areas
3. Viral Fever (Flu, Respiratory Viral Infections, etc.)
Precautions include--
Resting in bed and minimizing physical activity
Drinking plenty of fluids to stay hydrated
Practicing good respiratory hygiene (covering mouth and nose while coughing or sneezing)
washing hands frequentl
Avoiding close contact with others to prevent transmission
Getting vaccinated against flu and other viral infections if possible
4. Bacterial Fever (Pneumonia, UTI, etc.)
Precautions include--
Administering antibiotics as prescribed by a doctor
Resting and hydrating to aid in recovery
Monitoring vital signs for signs of worsening infection (eg, temperature, pulse, breathing rate)
Practice good hygiene to prevent the spread of the infection.
Reporting symptoms and lab results to a healthcare provider if there is no improvement with treatment
5. Brain or Head Fever (Meningitis, Encephalitis, etc.)
precautions include
Seeking immediate medical attention if symptoms worsen or improve rapidly.
Avoiding activities that may worsen symptoms (eg, stress, rough handling)
Resting and avoiding physical activity to prevent exacerbating symptoms
Hydrating adequately to stay hydrated
Secluding the patient to prevent the spread of infection to others
6. Gastrointestinal Fever (Gastroenteritis)
Precautions include--
Resting and staying hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids
Avoiding solid foods until symptoms improve
Practicing good hygiene (washing hands, utensils, and surfaces)
Monitoring for signs of dehydration (eg, dry mouth, less urination)
Avoiding contact with people to prevent the spread of infection
7. High-Risk Fever (eg Menstrual Fever, Fever in Pregnancy)
precautions include
Monitoring temperature closely to prevent heat exhaustion
Staying hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids
Reporting symptoms to a healthcare provider if they worsened or do not improve with treatment
Practicing good hygiene to prevent the spread of infection
Following specific guidelines for preventing fever-related complications in pregnancy or certain medical conditions
8. Infant Fever (in newborns or infants under 3 years)
precautions include
Monitoring body temperature closely to prevent heat exhaustion
Staying hydrated by breast feeding or formula feeding
Reporting symptoms to a healthcare provider if they worsened or do not improve with treatment
Avoiding over-dressing or unnecessary blankets to prevent overheating
Note that this is not an exhaustive list, and specific precautions may vary depending on the individual case and healthcare provider's recommendations. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice and guidance.
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