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Shivamogga: New medicine for monkey fever by Nivedan Nempe gives rise to hope

  •   Wed, Jan 30 2019 01:56:03 PM

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Shivamogga, Jan 30: Monkey fever, also known as Kyasanur Forest Disease, has created scare in Shivamogga district and some coastal areas of Karnataka of late. A new medicine to treat this condition has now emerged. A youngster has claimed success in finding out a medicine that can stop spread of the disease.   Once the Ayush department approves the medicine, the people would be able to get this medicine.

Nivedan Nempe from Thirthahalli in the district, who had in the past succeeded in finding new products that can be created from areca nut, an important crop of Malnad, has invented this new medicine.

Monkey fever spreads due to tick bites. Nivedan Nempe has created an ointment by using herbs, which effectively can repel ticks.

Nivedan says that his invention was inspired by what the elders in the family used to say by way of traditional advice. In Malnad region, people were being given bitter concoction named as 'Kahi' to stop worms and insects from biting the humans. By using the items which were used for the said medicine and processing them, Nivedan claims to have invented the new medicine.
  

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  • Alwyn, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 30 2019

    The symptoms of the disease include a high fever with frontal headaches, followed by hemorrhagic symptoms, such as bleeding from the nasal cavity, throat, and gums, as well as gastrointestinal bleeding. Other symptoms include vomiting, muscle stiffness, tremors, absent reflexes, and mental disturbances.

    An affected person may recover in two weeks, but the convalescent period is typically very long, lasting for several months. There will be muscle aches and weakness during this period, and the affected person is unable to engage in physical activities.

    Prophylaxis by vaccination, as well as preventive measures like protective clothing, tick control, and mosquito control are advised. The vaccine for KFDV consists of formalin-inactivated KFDV. The vaccine has a 62.4% effectiveness rate for individuals who receive two doses. For individuals who receive an additional dose, the effectiveness increases to 82.9%. Specific treatments are not available.
    The disease was first noted at Kyasanur village near Sagar in Shivamogga district of Karnataka. The virus has been detected in monkeys in parts of Bandipur National Park (Chamarajnagar) and parts of the Nilgiris. Human infection occurred in Bandipur through handling of dead monkeys that were infected. A human carrier was also detected in Wayanad (Kerala). The disease has shown its presence in the adjacent states of Karnataka including Kerala, Maharashtra, Goa, Tamil Nadu, and Gujarat.

    The Flaviviridae are a family of positive, single-stranded, enveloped RNA viruses. People should not underestimate the dangerous health condition, contamination, and other relevant issues.

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  • KRISHNARAJ PURANIK, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 30 2019

    It is quite surprising to note all irrelevant comments related to politics only......What this good initiative to develop some remedy to a serious concern helping to help the society is to do with politics? Are we people only interested in politics and simply criticizing/ making fun of others ???

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jan 30 2019

    Yeddyurappa has shifted from Shivmoga to Chikmangaluru ...

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  • kp, udupi

    Wed, Jan 30 2019

    when you are planning to shift from mumbai to mangalore. In Maharastra for modi haters there is bad news that shivasena is becoming partner of NDA again

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jan 30 2019

    BJP + Shiv Sena will be routed by Congress + NCP +++

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  • Rolf, Dubai

    Wed, Jan 30 2019

    Dear can you find aney remedy to change Bakath mentality.
    we need to include them in development of our nation.

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  • Prashant Karkera, Hejamady/Mumbai

    Wed, Jan 30 2019

    Priority should be given to remedies of extremism, stone pelting, law breaking and sedition ....

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  • Sanjay, Hebri

    Wed, Jan 30 2019

    Being a bhakt is not harmful, but being a slave is not good as slavery is officially banned.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Jan 31 2019

    Rolf Duabai,best medicine is only when one practises,like three moneys holding hands ,not to hear,not to speak and not to see.Thats the best remedy.Otherwise sickness spreads rapidly.

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