Shares

Acute serious respiratory syndrome (SARs) is an infectious and sometimes deadly respiratory disease. SARS appeared in China for the first time in November 2002. In a few months, it spread all over the world, carried by unexpected travelers. SARS explained the possibility of the infection to spread quickly in a coherent and fast world of movement. On the other hand, the international cooperative effort enabled the health experts to contain the spread of the disease quickly, and there has been no known method for transmission of SARs to anywhere in the world since 2004. Symptoms of SARs begin with severe severe anti -sars (SAR), usually with flu -like indicators and symptoms, such as fever, cold, muscle pain, headache and diarrhea. After about a week, indicators and symptoms include the following: a temperature of 100.5 degrees Fahrenheit (38 ° C) or more. Dry cough. Narrowing of the breath. The causes of SARs and the SARs arise as a result of the atomic virus, which is the same as the family of viruses that cause normal cold. In the past, these viruses have never been dangerous to people. However, the crowned viruses can cause a serious disease of animals, and for this reason, scientists have thought that the SARS virus could be transmitted from animals to humans, but it seems that the virus has developed from one or more animal feed to a new offspring. How to spread SARS disease most of the diseases of the respiratory system, including acute respiratory syndrome (SARs), spread through a spray that spreads in the air if a person has a disease, sneezing or talking. Most experts believe that acute respiratory syndrome (SARs) is mainly distributed by close personal communication, such as the care of a person with severe respiratory syndrome (SARs). The virus can also spread on contaminated objects, such as door handles, telephones and lift buttons. The complications of SARS Many people with the SARs suffer from lung infection, and breathing problems that can be severely exacerbated by an industrial respiratory apparatus. In some cases, SARs are a deadly infection, often due to the failure of the breathing system. Other potential complications include heart muscle failure and liver failure. Sixty -year -old people – especially those with underlying diseases such as diabetes or hepatitis – are most vulnerable to serious complications. Prevention of SARs, researchers develop different types of vaccines to prevent SARs, but none of them have been tested on people. And if SARS infection spreads again, follow the following safety instructions as you care for a person with SARS infection: Wash your hands: Clean your hands with soap and hot water, or use the hands an alcohol containing at least 60% alcohol. Wear gloves used once: In the event that body fluids or the stools of a person, wear gloves once used. Get rid of gloves immediately after using gloves and wash your hands well. Wear a mask: If you are in the same room in which one of the people with a sigh, cover your mouth and nose with a mask of surgery. Wearing glasses can also provide protection. Wash personal belongings: Use hot water and soap to wash tools, towels, bedding and clothing for a person. Surface Cleaning: Use an antiseptic home to clean surfaces that can be infected with sweat, saliva, mucus, vomiting, feces or urine. Wear gloves that are used once when cleaning and touching gloves. Follow the precautions for at least ten days after the disappearance of indicators and symptoms of the person concerned. Make sure the children stay outside the school if they have fever or respiratory symptoms for ten days when exposed to a person. Treatment Despite the joint global efforts, scientists have not yet found an effective treatment for serious serious respiratory syndrome. Antibiotic medicine does not work against viruses, and anti -virdic medicines have not shown a great advantage.