
India, among many other countries around the world, witnessed a sudden increase in Covid-19 cases. Launted by four new Subvariants Omicron-LF.7, XFG, Jn.1.16 and Nb.1.8.1-ax across India have discovered new fresh cases until Friday. On June 20, positive cases were witnessed by a gradual decline. While the daily number of cases decreases and the overall severity remains low, health experts point out that the situation is far from over.
A decrease in Covid cases, how safe is India?
The Indian active Cavid-19 CaseSoad dropped to 5,976 on Friday, which meant a decline in 6,483 cases reported the previous day.
Dr. Nidhin Mohan of General Medicine, Narayan Health City, said Livemint: “The new variants of Covid-19 tend to spread quickly and may respond less to existing vaccines.”
According to doctors, these new subvariants are highly portable, but did not show signs causing more serious diseases than earlier tribes. The similarity is that those who have threatened health and children are at risk.
Dr. Michelle Shah, a pediatric lifestyle specialist, emphasized: “These four subvariants (LF.7, XFG, Jn.1.16 and NB.1.8.1) are part of the omicron line.
What to watch out for
The new trunk comes with mild symptoms-mountain, continuous cough, loss of appetite or sore throat.
“Overall, symptoms are particularly affected.
“Mild does not mean negligible. People should monitor prolonged fatigue, discomfort on the chest, shortness of breath or high quality fever that lasts for more than 3 days. Also if someone feels better and then deteriorates after a few days that it would be a sign of secondary infection or viral inflammation.
“Typical jet symptoms are very similar to common colds: sneezing, cold, sore throat, dry cough and slight fever. Some also experience persistent cough that interrupts sleep, fatigue or dyspnoea or thoracic discomfort (which should be concerned in some cases. Calcutta Medical Research Institute.
Long -term effects remain unknown
Despite mild symptoms, doctors warn that long -term effects are still not fully understood.
“The concern about the long metal or post-covid syndrome syndrome remains in the interview, but it certainly had the lower dimensions of the patient as milder. When we looked at the studies during the former omicron waves, about 20 percent of people who have been recorded long-term symptoms.
Who is at risk now?
Since January, more than 100 Covid -related deaths have been reported in India, mostly among those that already have existing health conditions. This emphasizes permanent danger to older and immunocompromised.
“It’s and reminder that for vulnerable groups, Covid-19 is Still Very Much and Threat. Pre-existing Conditions Like Heart Disease, Diabetes, and Compromised Immunity Individuals are prioritized for Early Treatment, ”Shah Obed, Underscoring the Risky Attitude of Those Putting Their Guards Down After the Decline in Covid-19 Cases.
Kerala, Gujarat, Karnataka and Delhi saw more cases than other regions. Experts attribute this to factors such as higher population density, increased testing and more frequent travel.
“All these states were almost always among the first to witness an increase in Covid cases in all waves, including omicron, mainly because of the high degree of intrastable and interstate movement, urban density and travel, domestic and international,” says Dhar.
Public counseling
Doctors recommend that people should continue to follow basic measures to protect themselves and others.
During any increase in cases, one must be extremely cautious, especially in public and crowded places.
Annual Covid vaccination is essential, especially for high -risk groups.
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