New Delhi: As India completed two years since the Covid-19 outbreak, vaccine and following the right Covid behavior remains the most effective weapon of deadly viruses.
Despite a number of drugs and other methods have been tried, there are no definitive treatments that arise.
The country saw the first case of Covid-19 on January 30, 2020, when a third year medical student from Wuhan University was tested positively.
He has returned home after the semester vacation.
Since then, India has witnessed three Covid-19 waves, although the treatment line remained the same throughout.
Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Saturday said apart from the Covid-19 variant, ‘Test-Treat-Treat-Vaccine and Compliance with the right Covid behavior’ continued to remain a strategy tested for Covid-19 management.
Some medical care also tries to overcome Covid-19 but no widely received treatment has been seen until now.
Recently, at the press direction, Niti Aayog Member (Health) Dr.
VK Paul expressed concern over “excessive and abuse” drugs.
“The use of steroids can increase the chances of mucormycosis (black mushrooms).
Steroids are very strong life-efficient drugs but they also have side effects and they interfere with immunological protection.
They interfere with many biochemical pathways.
So, it’s very big lesson …
we’re studying At that time but now we know it, “he said.
“For fever, Paracetamol is given, and for coughing, ayush syrup can be used.
This is what we have been prescribed in the home care module too.
If the cough continues for more than three days, there is an inhaler called Budesonide.
This is the only three things that are Need to be done.
In addition, gargle and rest.
Don’t overdo it, it has a cost, “he has warned.
This country tries treatment such as plasma therapy, remdomed, anti-covid drugs Drdo 2-deoxy-D-glucose (2-DG) and the most recent molupiravir, but there is no definitive drug for cure covid-19 patients.
In an effort to overcome Covid-19 and the latest omicron variant continues, the vaccine remains the most feasible option to reduce disease.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi underlined the importance of vaccination and the need to further accelerate the ‘Har Ghar Dastak’ program to reach 100 percent coverage of vaccination.
Ayush and yoga interventions find special places in care lines.
Dr.
Shuchin Bajaj, the founder of the Director, Ujala Cygnus Group of Hospitals, said Ayush had an important role in fighting cold-related diseases and not only Covid-19.
“Yoga has many good asanas to increase your lung capacity and increase your strength.
And also, meditation has a big role in calming your mind because we have seen that fear, anxiety and depression are some of the main things that come with Covid-19 , “said Bajaj.
The Department of Science and Technology (DST) has funded clinical trials at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Rishikesh, to determine whether the charming song of Gayatri and practices Yoga Pranayama can help the quality of recovery and cure Covid-19.
Dr Rajeev Rajesh, Chief Yoga Officer, Jindal Naturecure Institute, said that even though the human body has the natural ability to preserve, regulate itself, repair and maintain its entity, it requires “something extra” to deal with constant challenges.
“Here is the ancient practice of Yoga playing a role.
To stay healthy and physically and mentally, you need to maintain your vital energy, feed your body, increase immunity and support your mental health.
That’s what yoga brings to you,” he told PTI.
“From stretching the muscles to flex the joints to increase blood flow, asanas bath with a myriad of benefits in turn, increasing the power of the body’s immunity,” he added.