What is Hantavirus?
and Hantavirus is a member of a viral family who first identified himself around the Hatan River in Korea and classified in the family Bunyaviridae . The members of this family were associated with two different diseases and the treatment of both is focused on supportive care. These viruses are transmitted and passed through rodents. Attempts to reduce the spread of hantavirus focus on the control of rodents' populations to avoid viral exposure. This was once known as Korean haemorrhagic fever, although "haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome" is a preferred modern term. The virus incubate several weeks before it causes a cascade series of symptoms. Supported care through infection can survive. The patient has undergone an Indian community and killed young, healthy individuals without a previous history of health problems. The cardiopulmonary version of the Hantaviru causes problems such as pulmonary edema and tachycardia where the heart beats too quickly. Patients may require mechanical ventilation while the body inSome cases fight the virus.
People infect the virus by inhalation of aerosolized rodent urine and feces or consumption of food and water contaminated by rodent waste. Hantavir symptoms are often compared with flu symptoms. Patients may develop headaches and fatigue and may experience nausea and vomiting. Some patients may develop anemia and the involvement of the lungs may be difficult to breathe. Supporting care may include maintaining patients in warmth and providing fluids.
Scientists who are interested in Hantavirus work on tasks such as the sequencing of the viral genome learned to learn more about where it was created and how it developed. This information can be used in the development of antivirus drugs to target hantavirus. A study of rodents' populations where the virus occurs naturally without causing the disease is also the topic of interest, as well as the development of adequate controls to minimize accountskt among rodents and people. Prairie dogs and mice were associated with this virus and can exist for a long time in nature if it has a reservoir of natural hosts. It can also take up to three days out of the body, so sterilization of the environment where the virus has been identified by an important problem.