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When Dealing With a Stroke Early Treatment is Key?
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Author: anneyshineInfectious hepatitis is an infectious disease caused by a virus. Formerly the condition was simply called jaundice; now we know that catarrhal jaundice is produced by an inflammation of the liver resulting from an attack by the virus which is specific for that disease. Epidemiologists believe that the virus gets into the human being by two possible routes: 1) by inhaling a droplet from the throat coughed into the air by people who are infected, and 2) by consuming contaminated food or water.A similar condition called homologous serum jaundice follows the injection of blood or serum from certain donors who harbor a virus that attacks the liver. This type of jaundice has a longer incubation period than infectious hepatitis-namely, from 50 to 140 days after the transfusion, compared to 25 or 46 days after receiving the virus by the routes previously mentioned.Protein is necessary to maintain the integrity and function of the liver. The diet in infectious hepatitis should be rich in protein and carbohydrate but poor in fat. The fats must not, however, be so severely restricted that the food will become unpalatable and the patient will lose his appetite and quit eating. The diets recommended are 150 grams of protein, 350 grams of carbohydrate and 50 grams of fat which provide about 2,500 calories.
This is more than ample for a person confined to bed. Since the appetite is weak, the meals are to be small and given at frequent intervals. People who are severely undernourished and who sustain infectious hepatitis may have extra mounts of certain basic amino acids, methionine, cystine or choline, which deficiencies seem to enhance the virulence of the virus. British investigators suggest that water-soluble vitamins, particularly ascorbic acid, must be provided in adequate amounts to these patients, and also the vitamins of the B complex.One of such patient was Alok, who is only a 20 year old energetic boy, but had been struggling with life at that moment. In my morning rounds everyday I had to face his mother looking all with her hope for her son's life. Unknowingly I developed weakness towards her feelings. I became sympathetic to her rather than becoming empathetic as with the entire patient. But by seeing his condition I could never expect that he will remain alive. But as time goes on 10 days-15 days-30 days I started noticing slight improvement on him. I was enlightened with hope to some extent Gradually I tried to increase the feed volume to 50 ml then 60 ml then 80 ml and finally to 100 ml per hour. Till now he was fed with Ryle's tube. One day morning I found him opening his eyes.
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