Lead a healthy life 123, importance of healthy sleep
To lead a healthy life - Life is so beautiful _ but In our spending life sometimes we are fall in various types of problems, for that- suddenly we fall in illness - physically or mentally. But some consciousness and take steps in proper time, we can overcome it. Sometimes our ignorance convince us to avoid awareness.

Although the fear of Corona is currently subdued among us. Still, my curious mind is interested in knowing and reporting on any subject in depth. So I searched for various journals to find out more.
From the research report, it is known that there is an
outbreak of MERS-CoV or Middle-East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus in Saudi
Arabia and other countries in the Middle East.
This virus was first detected in Saudi Arabia in 2012.
By 2015, MERS-CoV had spread to about 21 countries in the world - including
Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Kuwait, Turkey,
Oman, Algeria, etc. At that time, the World Health Organization identified MERS
as a future pandemic and listed it for urgent research.
Research shows that camels usually transmit 'MERS-CoV'
to humans. Like Corona, there is a risk of infection to other people if they
come into close contact with an infected person.
This virus attacks the respiratory system of the human
body. When infected with this virus, it starts with a slight cold and fever.
Then it can attack the respiratory system. It can cause pneumonia. Some people
may also have diarrhea. This can become serious and even lead to death.
Another is SARS or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome.
SARS is also a type of coronavirus. SARS broke out in Asia around 2003 and
after its mild outbreak in other countries of the world, the World Health
Organization took into account the need for research on SARS. And various
research organizations in Europe, America, Canada, and other countries have
proven that this virus is the causative agent of the "Covid 19"
pandemic.
Even if you are infected with SARS, it can start with
a cold and gradually lead to the failure of various organs/systems, including
the kidneys and lungs. It is said that the SARS virus enters the human body
from bats or polecat.
It infects mammals, and since it spreads from one
person to another through contact, we need to follow precautions like
coronavirus keeping in mind the possibility of this disease. And we should be
careful about other mammals besides humans.
The elderly and people with diabetes, kidney
complications, and long-term lung diseases are at increased risk of
complications. In this case, about 35 percent of patients have a risk of death.
Treatment
and Prevention:
No specific treatment or vaccine has been discovered
for this disease yet. Necessary treatment is given according to the symptoms of
the patient. Therefore, its prevention and proper management are very important
for public health. It is good for everyone to know about this disease and its
prevention to lead a healthy life.