VIRAL DISEASE IN COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

Viral diseases can be regarded as unstable health conditions that are commonly triggered by the attack of viruses. Diseases like Rubella, Chickenpox, Shingles, etc. are some of the common viral diseases that can be found on the human body. The present study has discussed the concept of viral diseases and presented a few examples that can outline the common viral diseases among humans. Further, the study has assessed some of the common viral diseases among humans and their potential impact on the human body. Lastly, it has outlined the FAQs about viral diseases along with their medical interventions in humans. 

What are viral diseases? 

Viral diseases are some sort of illness or a certain health condition that is majorly triggered by virus attacks on humans. The viruses are very small and infectious agents that affect the human body on the level of RNA and DNA. Not all types of viral diseases are contagious but some of the diseases are very effective and can cause major health harm to the human body. The most important catch about viral diseases is their transmission factor and fast-paced attacks on the body. The majority of viral diseases attack the respiratory system and make the body vulnerable in terms of developing flu and other diseases immediately. 

Examples of viral diseases 

Viral diseases are characterized by different types of viruses and result in contagious impacts on the human body. The viral diseases also involve the common cold and flu and even sometimes warts are also regarded as viral diseases in the human body. Some of the common examples of viral diseases are listed below. 

• Rubella.
• Chickenpox and Smallpox. 
• Influenza. 
• Shingles. 
• Measles and Mumps. 
• Rosella.
• Fifth disease.
• Chikungunya.  

What are some of the common viral diseases in humans? 

Viral diseases have currently become a common health issue among human beings as many individuals are getting affected by viruses and witnessing unstable health conditions. In most times, viral diseases appear as flu and common cold among human beings but in some instances, they can take stronger form and attack the human body on a fatal scale. Some of the common viral diseases among humans include chickenpox, smallpox, influenza, and rubella. Apart from them, other potentially dangerous diseases like Viral hepatitis, AIDS, and Viral Herpes are also parts of the viral diseases\that are commonly found in humans.   

Impacts of viral diseases on humans 

Viral diseases generally attack human cells and damage the immunity system which eventually leads to chronic or temporary illness. Under certain circumstances, the c\viral diseases are capable of killing humans and making them severely sick and bedridden. Viral diseases generally attack the major cells on the human body and damages areas like the respiratory system, blood, and liver within the human body. Apart from that, some viruses can also lead to major health harm like cancer and alter human morbidity and mortality on a larger scale. 

Common symptoms of viral diseases 

Viral infections among humans can be identified by some of the predefined symptoms that the human body experiences before and during getting affected by the viruses. Monitoring the symptoms can help in managing the viral diseases at their initial level. Some of the symptoms of viral diseases are discussed below. 

• High fever. 
• Constant fatigue.
• Tiredness.  
• Runny nose. 
• Sore throat.
• Diarrhea. 
• Headache. 
• Abdominal pain.  

Medical individuals can monitor the above symptoms to manage the impact of the diseases on the human immunity system at its core. Further, these symptoms can predefine the type of viral fever for different individuals under different circumstances. 

Medical intervention for viral diseases in humans 

Countering and minimizing the impacts of viral diseases involves taking proper medical interventions that can help in the cure of further viral diseases properly. In the case of viral diseases mostly vaccines and medicines are effective to minimize the impact of the flu earlier before its effects.  

Conclusion 

Viral diseases can have a fatal impact on the human respiratory system and the immunity system at its full potential. In conclusion, it can be said that the minimization of their impacts can be effective to approach the diseases medically at the earnest. Further, the identification of symptoms like high fever, sore throat, and runny nose can be effective to identify the viral attacks successfully. With the help of vaccines, antibiotics, and new-age treatments, the issue of viral diseases can be treated successfully. Lastly, it can be said that after assessing the impact of viral diseases, individuals need to take medical interventions for countering the impact of the viruses on the human body.