Nipah is followed by black fever; In Thrissur, an elderly man was diagnosed with tuberculosis

Thrissur: After the NIP, sugarcane fever has been confirmed in the state. An elderly man was diagnosed with tuberculosis in Vellikulangara, Thrissur. He was admitted to Thrissur Medical College. He was diagnosed with tuberculosis a year ago. Despite the presence of sand flies in the state, the number of disease-carrying flies was low, according to the health department. West Bengal, Odisha and Bihar have the highest incidence of tuberculosis in the country.

Black fever is a contagious disease that needs to be treated with extreme caution. Leishmaniasis is a disease that affects the internal organs. The disease can appear with tumors and scars on the skin. Sandflies, which are about a third the size of mosquitoes, spread the disease. These insects lay their eggs in the dust.

Symptoms of typhoid fever include chronic fever, anemia, fatigue, weight loss, and skin lesions.

Resistance to tuberculosis (Kala Azhar)

Visceral leishmaniasis is the second most deadly and deadly infectious disease in the world after malaria. It is estimated that at least 50,000 people worldwide die from the disease each year.

The disease is transmitted by sand flies. Chlamydia affects the major internal organs, spleen, bone marrow and bones. When this disease is caught, the white and red blood cells in the blood are destroyed. The disease is called black fever because the skin turns black when the disease enters the body.

With a long (up to two years) incubation period, tuberculosis can be eradicated only by complete destruction. In 2016 and 2018, tuberculosis was reported in Chembanaruvi (Piravanoor) and Villumala (Kulathupuzha) areas. The application of Lambda cyhalothrin is effective for the destruction of sandflies.