#conjunctivitis eye flu

[mostlythemarsh]

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[asgeyecareindia]

Conjunctivitis, commonly known as “pink eye,” is an uncomfortable and contagious eye condition that affects people of all ages. Characterized by redness, itching, discharge, and discomfort in the eyes, conjunctivitis can result from various factors such as viruses, bacteria, allergies, and irritants. Given its contagious nature, prioritizing prevention and safety measures becomes essential. In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the world of conjunctivitis, exploring its causes, symptoms, and most importantly, effective strategies for preventing its spread and ensuring safety.

[goyaleye]

आई फ्लू के फैलने के बारे में एक ग़लतफ़हमी है कि यह देखने से भी फैल सकता है। इसी गलत धारणा को ख़त्म करते हुए डॉ रितिन गोयल, आई फ्लू बचने के उपाय बता रहे हैं।

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[goyaleye123]

आई फ्लू के इलाज के बारे में कुछ गलत धारणाएं हैं, जो आई फ्लू को बदतर बना सकती हैं। आई फ्लू से जुड़े मिथकों और सही इलाज के बारे में डॉ. रितिन गोयल से जानें।

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[news612blogs]

How to Cure Eye Flu – A Visionary Guide to Soothing Eyes

Discover visionary remedies to cure eye flu and restore ocular health. From cool compresses to cucumber magic, embark on a healing journey for your eyes.

[banglakhobor]

বাড়ছে কনজাংটিভাইটিস! বর্ষায় আপনার চোখকে এই উপায়ে বাঁচান সংক্রমণ থেকে

বর্ষাকালে কিছু সাবধানতা ও সতর্কতা নিলেই এড়ানো যায় অস্বস্তিকর এই সংক্রমণ। কীভাবে সাবধানে থাকবেন, কীভাবে যত্ন নেবেন চোখের স্বাস্থ্যের, জানিয়েছেন স্টার্লিং হাসপাতালের চক্ষুরোগ বিশেষজ্ঞ যোগেশ গুপ্তা। Source link

[roshni99]

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[vydehihospital]

Eye flu, also known as conjunctivitis, is a common infection of the eye that can cause redness, swelling, and discharge. It is usually spread through contact with contaminated fluids, such as tears or mucus.

Visit our website to learn more about eye flu and how to protect yourself.

[sicktember]

While waiting for the Sicktember 2024, June 15th reveal, check out these past prompts and collections for inspiration!

Sicktember 2023 - 2021 Past Prompts and Collections

💚2023 💚

[AO3 Collection]

Prompts List ⬇

1. Hopelessly Bad at Self-Care

2. Quest for a Cure

3. “What happened to your phenomenal immune system, huh?”

4. Hiding an Illness

5. Preventative Measures (Not Taken)

6. Sick and Injured

7. “You’re a Jerk When You’re Sick”

8. Persistent Fever

9. White Coat Syndrome

10. “The only place we’re going is to the pharmacy”

11. Beginner’s Guide to Faking Sick

12. Old Wives Tale

13. Anxious Stomach

14. ‘‘I shouldn’t be worried about you, but for some reason I am’’

15. Sick in an Inconvenient Place

16. Consulting the Internet/Web MD

17. Magical Remedy/Healing Potion

18. “Wear Your Coat, You’ll Catch a Cold”

19. Curled Up With a Pet

20. Cramping Pain

21. “But if you stay, you’ll get sick too”

22. Terms of Endearment/Nicknames

23. Coughing Fit

24. “Did you just sneeze?”

25. Confused/Disoriented

26. Pink Eye/Conjunctivitis

27. Uncooperative Patient

28. “I should have stayed home”

29. Side Effects/Adverse Reaction

30. Patient 0

2023 Alternate Prompts

Alt. 1.“I Could Really Use a Hug Right About Now”

Alt. 2. Fuzzy Socks

Alt. 3. Pounding Headache

Alt. 4. Forehead Kisses

Alt. 5. “I’m so sorry”

💚2022💚

[AO3 Collection]

Prompt List ⬇

1. ‘Do You Know How To Take Care of a Sick Person?’

2.  Homesick

3.  Painkillers

4.  Hangover

5.  'Great. Now I Have Your Germs All Over Me.’

6.  Sick on vacation

7.  A cry for attention

8.  Intense coddling

9.  Home remedy

10. Excessive use of tissues/ ‘Blow Your Nose’

11. Emergency Room/ Ambulance

12. Psychogenic Fever/Stress Induced Illness

13. Seasonal/Pet Allergies

14. ‘I Might Be A Teeny Tiny Bit Sick, But It’s Fine.’' 

15. Frostbite/Sunburn

16. Care Package

17. Syncope/Fainting

18. Nausea/Upset Stomach

19. Whining/Crying 

20.  Cold Sweat

21. ‘Does this look infected to you?’

22. Common Cold/Flu

23. Tepid Bath

24. ‘I Need You To Pull Over!’

25. Acid Reflux/Heartburn

26. Tickle in the Throat

27. Sleepless Night/s

28. Chronic Illness

29. Lethargy/Exhaustion

30. ‘Get Back in Bed!’ 

2022 Alternate Prompts:

Alt. 1. Soft Pajamas

Alt. 2. Vapor Rub

Alt. 3. Cuddling on the Couch

Alt. 4. Taking a Sick Day

Alt. 5. ‘Can You Be Brave For Me?’

💚2021💚

[AO3 Collection]

Prompt List ⬇

1. Fever

2. Persistent Cough/Sniffling.

3. Chicken Pox/Rash 

4. Headache/Migraine

5. Comfort Item (Plush/Blanket)

6. Nebulizer

7. Sneaky Temperature Check

8. Contagious

9. I’m Not Sick

10. Medicine/Injection

11. Bed Rest

12. Faking it

13. Appendicitis

14. Aches and Pains

15. Quarantine 

16. Hot Water Bottle

17. Ginger Ale and Crackers

18. Fever Dream/Hysteria

19. Addiction

20. Doctor’s Visit/Check Up

21. Unlikely Caregiver

22. Toothache

23. Ear Infection

24. Sneezing

25. Sick at School/Work

26. Strep Throat/Laryngitis

27. Blankets

28. Missing Out 

29. Motion Sickness

30. Food poisoning/Allergy

2021 Alternative Prompts:

Alt. 1:  Warm Soup

Alt. 2:  Too Many Layers

Alt. 3:  Vitamin C

Alt. 4:  Stay

Alt. 5:  Asleep on the Couch

[rikaklassen]

Viral transmission through eyes is confirmed

So, not only dairy workers are coming down with severe conjunctivitis (pink eye), the ferret study confirms ocular transmission.

Better stock up on prescription snorkeling goggles (if you need glasses and cannot wear contact lenses) and firefighting goggles for smoke jumpers.

If you want to help me buy equipment to keep bestie safe from COVID, climate-induced wildfires and the bird flu, here is her PayPal: paypal.me/bglamours.

[asgeyecareindia]

Eye flu, also known as conjunctivitis, has been a concern in India due to its rapid spread and impact on vision health. Understanding the reasons behind its prevalence, its symptoms, and effective home treatments can empower you to take better care of your eyes. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the factors contributing to the spread of eye flu in India, the symptoms to watch out for, how the infection spreads, and practical home treatments to alleviate discomfort and promote recovery.

[sicknessbysalem]

can you do a fic where meadow has a stomach flu and ends up having really bad diarrhea and vomiting. Maybe she has to run off stage but she ends up having an accident and gets comforted by one of her coworkers, an significant other or a friend because of how sick she is

tw for emeto, fever, scat (in conjunction with emeto), stomach virus

fun fact: novak is connected to meadow! well, by a few degrees separation but you know its fine

Friday nights were always the busiest at Whiskey Creek Tavern. Meadow knew that. Arizona and Allie had taught her that. Even April taught her that.

Meadow loved Friday nights though. She really did. The energy in the tavern was always bright and energetic, and for being what it was, most of the people who came in were very respectful and there were rarely belligerent drunks and disrespectful patrons. 

Meadow also loved the energy of Friday nights to perform. She loved Friday nights. Most Friday nights anyway. She was, however, worried about tonight. 

It started this morning, when she woke up with her stomach in knots. Tea didn't help, in fact it made her stomach worse. About an hour before Meadow was supposed to leave for work, she found herself in the bathroom, shaky and queasy as she brushed her teeth. 

Her stomach turned. She stood over the toilet, spitting. She didn't vomit, she felt like she needed to. Or needed something, anything. 

Her lower stomach cramped. She had to sit down on the toilet. A violent spell of diarrhea left her shaking even worse. 

She was late. Fifteen minutes, actually. April didn't mind though. Maybe she knew Meadow wasn't feeling well

As the afternoon stretched into evening, the tavern came alive. There were people, ordering food and ordering drinks. Local musicians took turns on the stage. They played originals, did covers, kept the crowd engaged. At one point, someone turned on a football game. Meadow caught a few moments, smiling as she recognized the quarterback of one of the teams. 

Number 17. Landon. Her brother. 

She waited tables, cleaned them, and for a bit thought maybe, just maybe, she could forget she was even feeling questionable in the first place. 

But then after leaning over to clean a table, her floral corset seemingly digging into her stomach, Meadow had to excuse herself to the bathroom. More diarrhea, she had to grab the bathroom trash bin to heave, though it was all dry. It took her a good ten minutes to get herself back in order. 

As Meadow composed herself in the bathroom, trying to push past the waves of nausea and discomfort, she couldn't shake the worry that Landon would notice something was wrong. She took a deep breath, splashing cool water on her face to quell the queasiness.

When she returned to the bar, she spotted Landon sitting at a table near the stage, surrounded by friends and fans. His presence brought a mix of pride and anxiety to Meadow's heart. She wanted to greet him with a smile, to show him that she was fine, but the persistent ache in her stomach made it challenging to mask her discomfort.

Her and Landon didn't see each other much. He was always busy, raining and leading his team and traveling for games. He had his life, he had his friends. As did Meadow. 

Meadow forced herself to focus on her tasks, refilling glasses and taking orders with a practiced ease. The evening wore on, the lively atmosphere of the bar contrasting with the turmoil inside Meadow. She stole glances at Landon whenever she could, a mix of admiration and apprehension swirling in her mind.

At one point, Landon caught her eye and waved her over. Meadow plastered on a smile, ignoring the twinge of nausea that threatened to resurface.

"Hey sis, great to see you!" Landon greeted her with a warm hug as Meadow tried not to flinch at the pressure on her stomach. "How's it going?"

"Hey Landon, good to see you too!" Meadow replied, mustering all her strength to appear cheerful. "Just another busy night at the bar."

"That corset really brings out your eyes," A blond guy with long hair said to her.

"Novak, dude," Landon said, "That is literally one of the gayest things I've heard you say."

"My girlfriend is a figure skater," Novak said, "She's trained me in observing aesthetics. And my mom is an artist, so again, aesthetics."

"The fact you know the word 'aesthetic' and can use it correctly does not help your case bud," Landon said. 

Landon glanced at her, his keen eyes narrowing slightly. "You sure you're okay? You look a little pale."

Meadow forced a laugh, brushing off his concern. "Oh, you know me, always working too hard. I'm fine, really."

But as she turned to attend to other customers, the discomfort in her stomach intensified. She struggled to maintain her composure, the urge to rush to the bathroom becoming harder to ignore.

After a particularly long wait at the bar, Meadow excused herself under the guise of checking on something in the back. She hurried to the bathroom, her steps unsteady as she fought the urge to be sick again.

As she leaned over the sink, trying to calm her racing heart, she heard a knock on the door.

"Meadow, are you okay in there?" Landon's voice carried concern through the door.

Meadow took a deep breath, trying to steady herself before responding. "Yeah, just... not feeling my best tonight. I'll be out in a minute."

She splashed more water on her face, hoping to hide the strain in her voice when she emerged from the bathroom. But as she returned to the bar, she knew that keeping up the facade of wellness was becoming increasingly difficult.

As Meadow tried to focus on her tasks, the discomfort in her stomach escalated. She couldn't shake off the feeling of nausea, and every movement felt like a struggle. Despite her best efforts to push through, she knew that something was wrong.

When it was time for her to perform on stage, Meadow summoned all her strength and determination. She took a deep breath, strumming her guitar and starting her set. But as the first notes escaped her lips, a wave of dizziness hit her like a freight train.

She stumbled mid-song, the room spinning around her as she struggled to perform. She never struggled to perform. Not like this.

"I'm so sorry," Meadow managed to gasp, her voice strained with effort. "I need... I need to go."

Houston, another musician who often performed at the bar, stepped in seamlessly, taking over the stage as Meadow hurried towards the bathroom.

But Meadow didn't make it far. The combination of nausea, dizziness, and weakness overwhelmed her. She covered her mouth, but liquid spurted out from behind her hand, on the wall.

Someone cursed. Meadow felt someone's hands on her. She wanted to punch, to fight, something. She didn't trust people putting their hands on her. But she saw him.

Blond hair. He was tall. His hair was long. Well, past his shoulders she supposed, longer than she usually saw. The guy from the table. Noah? Nick? Meadow couldn't remember.

"Meadow, what happened? Are you okay?" He asked, his voice filled with genuine worry.

Meadow could barely speak, her body wracked with spasms of nausea and pain. She stumbled towards the bathroom with his support, but before she could reach the relative privacy of the restroom, she doubled over, unable to hold back any longer.

"Okay, here, in there," He had said, "I'm going to get Landon for you, you probably trust him more than me."

Meadow stumbled into the bathroom. She needed to get to the toilet. She was going to vomit. She'd been feeling it all day and now it was happening. 

Her corset felt like it was clawing her gut, she gagged. Her stomach seized. A thick wave of vomit splattered into the toilet. She felt her hair sticking to her face. Her stomach lurched again. She felt something. Her stomach pulled, and as embarrassing as it was, she felt something in her pants she wore under her skirt.

In a panic, she pulled everything down. She pulled off the pants, but the skirt stayed in her lap. If someone came in the last thing she wanted was to be naked. 

Meadow's breaths came in ragged gasps as she leaned over the toilet, her body trembling with the force of the sickness. The bout of diarrhea had only exacerbated her already unsettled stomach, and now she was faced with a messy and humiliating situation.

Desperation fueled her actions as she tried to manage the chaos erupting within her body. With her corset digging into her abdomen and her hair clinging to her sweaty forehead, Meadow's mind raced with thoughts of how to handle the situation discreetly.

As another wave of nausea hit her, Meadow's instincts kicked in. She used her skirt as a makeshift catch for her vomit, the fabric quickly becoming stained and soaked with the mess. She grimaced, the embarrassment of the situation washing over her.

She felt more vomit rushing up her throat, but that time she was able to grab the trash can. She was such a mess, she knew she was. It was a humiliating and agonizing experience as Meadow was sick from both ends, her body wracked with the violent upheaval of whatever had been ailing her all evening. 

-

"Landon, hey," Novak said, looking over his shoulder and back to Landon, "The girl with the flowers in her hair…"

"Yeah, Meadow," Landon said, "My sister. She just left the stage-"

"She's sick," Novak said, "Like, really sick."

"What do you mean she's-"

"Like Sacramento," Novak said, "She looked and sounded every bit as bad as I was in Sacramento."

"Wait but you were like, dying," Landon said.

"Yeah, swear you threw up half your body weight," Henry said, "Not to mention, you know, everything el-"

Landon smacked Henry upside the head.

"I'm well aware," Novak said, "And thoroughly traumatized. But, seriously. Your sister seems real sick."

"I'm the last person that should help her. I love her but she's closer to the Dixon's," Landon said, "I'll grab Arizona. Thanks."

Landon got up, going to hunt down Arizona. 

Landon's heart raced with worry as Novak's words sank in. He had seen Novak battle through illness before, and if Novak was comparing Meadow's condition to that experience in Sacramento, it was serious.

"Henry, keep an eye out for her," Landon instructed, his voice tight with concern. "Novak, you okay?"

Novak nodded, but the concern in his eyes mirrored Landon's own worry. "I'll be fine. Just... keep an eye on her, okay?"

Landon nodded, already planning his next steps. He knew Meadow well enough to sense when something was seriously wrong, and Novak's comparison to Sacramento had set off all his alarms.

He hurried through the crowded bar, weaving between tables and patrons, until he spotted Arizona chatting with a group of regulars near the entrance. Arizona was like a sister to Meadow, always looking out for her and offering support in times of need.

"Arizona, I need your help," Landon said, his urgency evident in his tone as he approached her.

Arizona's smile faltered as she registered the seriousness in Landon's expression. "What's wrong? Is it Meadow?"

Landon sighed, "I don't know. Novak said he saw her go into the bathroom and says she's really sick, so."

"Yeah, her leaving the stage like that was concerning," Arizona said. 

Together, Landon and Arizona made their way to the bathroom where Novak had last seen Meadow. The bar's bustling ambiance seemed to fade into the background as they focused on reaching Meadow as quickly as possible.

When they arrived at the bathroom, Landon knocked gently on the door. "Meadow, it's Landon and Arizona. Can we come in?"

There was a moment of silence before Meadow's weak voice replied, "Yeah, come in."

"Just wait here," Arizona said, "Just in case."

Landon nodded.

"Meadow, sugar, what's going on?" Arizona's voice was tinged with concern, her Appalachian dialect adding a comforting familiarity to her words.

Meadow took a deep breath, trying to steady herself despite the churning in her stomach. "I don't rightly know, Arizona. Woke up this mornin' feelin' like a hound dog's chew toy. Thought I could make it through the day, but seems like my insides had other plans."

Arizona's brow furrowed with worry as she glanced at Landon, who stood nearby with a concerned expression. "You been sick all day?"

Meadow nodded weakly. "Couldn't keep anythin' down since this mornin'. Tried teas, crackers, even that ginger ale trick folks swear by. Nothin' seemed to settle my stomach."

Landon frowned, his worry deepening. "Maybe we should get you to a doctor, Meadow. This sounds serious."

Meadow shook her head adamantly, her stubborn streak shining through despite her discomfort. "No hospitals, Landon. Ain't nothin' they can do for a stomach virus 'cept tell ya to rest and hydrate."

Arizona placed a comforting hand on Meadow's shoulder. "She's right, Landon. Sometimes these things just gotta run their course. You wanna take her home and look after her?"

"Yeah," Landon nodded, "I'll get her, don't worry."

[banglakhobor]

কনজাংটিভাইটিস'-এর ভয়ে কাঁটা,রান্নাঘরের এই ৩ জিনিসে 'বাই বাই' বলুন চোখের ফ্লু-কে

অল ইন্ডিয়া ইনস্টিটিউট অফ আয়ুর্বেদের আয়ুর্বেদিক চক্ষুবিদ্যার সহকারী অধ্যাপক ডাঃ অঙ্কুর ত্রিপাঠি জানিয়েছেন যে কনজেক্টিভাইটিস বা চোখের ফ্লু ছড়িয়ে পড়ার জন্য অনেক কারণ দেওয়া হয়েছে। সংক্রামিত ব্যক্তির জামাকাপড় স্পর্শ করা, একসাথে ঘুমানো, একসাথে খাওয়া, হাত মেলানো, আলিঙ্গন করা, তাদের পোশাক যেমন তোয়ালে, রুমাল, তোয়ালে, বালিশ, বিছানা ইত্যাদি ব্যবহার করা এবং বারবার হাত দিয়ে স্পর্শ করার ফলে এটি…

[the-delta-quadrant]

i recently saw people try to differentiate between "poor mental health" and "mental illness".

i mean, firstly, phrases like "poor health", "struggling with health" and "health issues" are all constantly used to indicate illness. there's no reason at all why it should be different with "poor mental health", ""struggling with mental health", "mental health issues" and "mental illness".

secondly, that's pretty much like saying that because stuff like glaucoma, which is chronic and usually more severe, exists, stuff like conjunctivitis isn't an illness of the eye, which is untrue.

people also started doing a flu vs chronic/more severe illness comparison, but what do people say when they have the flu? "i'm ill". because it's an illness.

i know a few people who go through depressive or anxious or whatever episodes once a year or every few years or even once in their life and stuff like that is still mental illness, even if it's short-term and/or less severe.

if you mean chronic or severe mental illness, just say chronic and severe mental illness. gatekeeping the term "mental illness" itself isn't going to help mad people.