Viral Diseases In Our Environment

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  1. AIDS              - Weak immune system.
  2. Chicken pox   - High fever, reddish eruption on body.
  3. Small pox       - Light fever, eruption of blood on body.
  4. Dengue fever  - High fever, backache, headache. Retro-orbital pain behind the eye ball.
  5. Hepatitis         - Loss of appetite, nausea, whitish stool and jaundice.
  6. Herpes            - Swelling of skin.
  7. Polio               - Fever, backbone and intestine wall cells are destroyed. It leads to paralysis.
  8. Swine-flu       - Headache, tiredness, sore throat, vomiting, breathing problems.

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