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[flyonthewallmedstudent]

Brucellosis

Case Report

a 45M goat herder in Malaysia develops 3 weeks of fevers, lethargy, night sweats and headache

history revealed he drank unpasteurised milk from said goats, which he also sold to consumers

blood cultures were negative and he tested negative for more common tropical diseases such as malaria, dengue, typhus and lepto

eventually he tested positive for brucella serology, unfortunately about 80 people also developed brucellosis from drinking milk from his farm, and a few lab staff also picked it up from handling their blood samples

consider this differential in PUO

Microbiology

causative organism: Brucella melitensis

gram negative coccobacillus, facultative intracellular

hardy bacteria that can survive prolonged periods in meat/dairy products unless pasteurised/cooked as well as dust & surfaces

picked up in the intestinal submucosa on ingestion and transported by macropahges to lymphoid tissue

it then has the possibility of spreading haematogenously in the liver, spleen, joints etc. causing systemic or localized infection

Transmission

zoonoses (animal associated)

in particular: feral pigs, so hunters are often at increased risk (due to handling the carcasses), but also cattle, sheep, goat and dogs

outbreaks often associated with consumption of unpasteurized milk from infected animals

Epidemiology

global and notifiable disease in most countries

endemic to Mediterraena, South America and the indian subcontinent

in Australia - largely QLD and NT, but now NSW

Increased risk groups (i.e. what to ask on history and what clues on history to consider for brucellosis)

regular contact with animals (herders, abbatoir workers, vets - there are case reports of lab workers who pick up brucellosis etc)

people who ingest unpasteurized dairy/milk, or the undercooked meat of infected animals

History

first described by another European white man, Dr. George Cleghorn, British Army Surgeon in minorca in 1751 on the island of Malta following the Crimean war

it was named for another British white man, Sir David Bruce who led a commission into a fever outbreak among the army in Malta before they found the organism causing the disease (Sir Themistocles Zammit identified that goats transmit it in milk)

Sir bruce also discovered that trypanosoma brucei (also named for him) was the microbe responsible for animal trypanosomiasis/sleeping sickness. incidentally, he was born in Melbourne Australia

trivia with the Crimean war - was ironically a war fought between Russia and the UK + it's Western Allies and the empire that preceded Turkey (Ottoman)

Today the Crimean war is more well known for producing Florence Nightingale, founder of modern nursing and yay, finally a woman in random medical history that hardly is related to brucellosis.

Clinical features

PUO - cyclical fevers, fatigue, headache, insomnia, myalgias/arthralgias, weight loss, anorexia (fairly non specific, but also systemic)

incubation times can be long, which can be deceptive, reportedly up to 50 yrs from first exposure

otherwise, most cases it ranges from 3 days to several week, on average, expect 2-4

sometimes: hepatosplenomegaly

critical on history to clarify travel/living situation or contacts and consumption of unpasteurised dairy or undercooked meat

localized disease also possible, depending on organs involved

up to 40% will report peripheral arthritis, sacroillitis and spondylititis (kinda sounds like ank spa), at worst can cause osteomyelitis and septic arthritis

endocraditis is a rare but serious complication, with a 5% mortality rate, outside of this it's rarely fatal

if the lungs are affected, cough and SOB can occur but hte CXR will be lcear

GBS has been reported to occur following infection

hepatic abscess and granulmoa in a few

also possible: epididymoorchitis and skin manifestations like erythema nodosum

ocular changes like uveitis, cataracts etc.

it really feels rheum flavoured.

Investigations

hints on basic bloods - neutropaenia and anaemia, thromobcytopaenia in the case of hepatosplenomegaly or ITP

raised ESR and CRP, ALP and LDH

elevated LFTs in hepatomegaly

but diagnosis: blood cultures --> can take weeks as slow growing (due to aerosol transmission, must be handled in a biohazard hood as with the case report)

key really: serology is the most commonly used tool

PCR can also be used, including 16S

tissue also an option depending on organ affected

Management:

atypical cover: azith and doxy

several weeks of treatment usually - i.e. if uncomplicated, doxy for 6 weeks (however relapses are common on monotherapy, up to 40%), often rifampicin 600 mg daily for 6/52 is also added or gentamicin

where doxy can't be used, bactrim is the alternative

Sources

CDC guideilnes

WHO guidelines

ETG - behind a paywall, if your institution covers it, uptodate is gold standard, that said, plenty of free resources that provide a great start

Wikipaedia

Statpearls

Case report (There's actually a lot of background pathophysio, investigations and treatment listed in case reports and many are free)

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How to Increase Platelet Count in Dengue Fever: PAPGOAT as a Natural Remedy

Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne viral infection, has become a major public health concern in tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. One of the most dangerous aspects of dengue is its impact on platelet levels. Platelets, the tiny blood cells responsible for clotting, can drop to dangerously low levels in severe cases of dengue, leading to complications such as internal bleeding. This condition, known as dengue hemorrhagic fever, can be life-threatening if not treated properly.

While there is no specific antiviral treatment for dengue, managing symptoms and increasing platelet count are key aspects of recovery. In recent years, natural remedies have gained attention for their potential to support platelet production, with one such product being PAPGOAT, a natural remedy designed specifically to enhance platelet counts in dengue patients. This article explores various strategies to increase platelet count in dengue fever, with a focus on natural remedies like PAPGOAT.

Understanding Dengue Fever and Platelet Decline

Dengue fever is caused by the dengue virus, which is transmitted by the Aedes mosquito. The infection typically manifests as flu-like symptoms, including high fever, severe headache, joint and muscle pain, skin rashes, and vomiting. As the infection progresses, the body’s immune response can lead to a decrease in platelet production.

Platelets, also called thrombocytes, play an essential role in blood clotting and wound healing. In a healthy individual, normal platelet levels range from 150,000 to 450,000 platelets per microliter of blood. However, in dengue patients, platelet counts can drop drastically to below 100,000, increasing the risk of severe bleeding and other complications.

Why Is Platelet Count Important?

A low platelet count, or thrombocytopenia, weakens the body’s ability to form clots, making even minor injuries potentially life-threatening. In dengue hemorrhagic fever, the combination of low platelets and increased capillary permeability can lead to bleeding gums, nosebleeds, internal bleeding, and, in severe cases, organ failure.

Restoring platelet count is, therefore, critical for managing dengue fever. Conventional treatment options include platelet transfusions and medications to stabilize the patient, but natural remedies are increasingly being explored to support recovery and promote platelet production.

Natural Ways to Increase Platelet Count During Dengue

Several natural remedies have been studied for their potential to increase platelet counts in dengue patients. These remedies are often used in combination with medical treatments to provide holistic care.

1. Papaya Leaf Extract (PAPGOAT)

Papaya leaf extract has emerged as one of the most promising natural treatments for increasing platelet count in dengue patients. Research indicates that compounds in papaya leaves, such as carpaine and flavonoids, may stimulate platelet production and prevent their destruction. Papaya leaf extract is available in various forms, including juice, capsules, and powders.

PAPGOAT, a specialized formulation, harnesses the benefits of papaya leaf extract to boost platelet production naturally. It contains concentrated papaya leaf extract in a convenient and effective dosage form, making it easier for patients to incorporate into their treatment regimen. Several studies suggest that papaya leaf extract can significantly increase platelet counts within a few days of administration, making it a valuable addition to dengue fever treatment plans.

2. Goat Milk

Goat milk is another traditional remedy often recommended for increasing platelet counts. Goat milk is rich in essential nutrients, vitamins, and minerals that support immune function and may aid in platelet production. It is also easily digestible, making it an ideal food for those recovering from illnesses like dengue.

Incorporating goat milk into the diet, either on its own or as part of a balanced nutrition plan, can help dengue patients maintain their strength and support recovery.

3. Giloy (Tinospora Cordifolia)

Giloy, also known as Guduchi, is a powerful herb in Ayurveda that has been traditionally used to boost immunity and treat various infections, including dengue. Giloy is believed to enhance platelet production by stimulating bone marrow function and protecting blood cells from viral damage.

Giloy extract can be consumed as a juice, capsule, or decoction. When used alongside other treatments, giloy may help accelerate recovery and increase platelet levels.

4. Pomegranate Juice

Pomegranate juice is a rich source of vitamins and antioxidants, particularly vitamin C, which is essential for immune health. The juice also contains iron, which helps in boosting red blood cells and may indirectly support platelet production. Regular consumption of pomegranate juice can help increase energy levels and promote better overall health in dengue patients.

5. Wheatgrass Juice

Wheatgrass juice is packed with essential vitamins, chlorophyll, and amino acids that can help increase red blood cells and platelet count. Some studies suggest that wheatgrass may help stimulate the bone marrow to produce more blood cells, thus aiding in platelet recovery.

Drinking fresh wheatgrass juice daily during dengue infection can help combat fatigue and improve overall blood health.

Lifestyle Changes to Support Platelet Recovery

In addition to natural remedies, certain lifestyle changes can further promote platelet recovery during dengue fever.

1. Hydration

Staying hydrated is crucial during dengue fever, especially since dehydration can exacerbate symptoms such as fever, vomiting, and weakness. Drinking plenty of fluids such as water, herbal teas, and electrolyte-rich beverages can support overall health and may prevent further complications.

2. Rest

Rest is essential for recovery from any viral infection, including dengue. Since the body needs time to heal, ensuring adequate sleep and reducing physical exertion can help support platelet production and overall immune function.

3. Balanced Nutrition

A well-balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and protein is essential for maintaining strength during dengue fever. Nutrients such as vitamin C, iron, and folate are especially important for promoting healthy blood cell production. Incorporating foods like citrus fruits, spinach, legumes, and lean meats into your diet can help improve platelet counts.

4. Avoiding Harmful Substances

Certain substances, including alcohol and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen and aspirin, can worsen platelet depletion. It is essential to avoid these substances during dengue recovery to protect platelet levels and prevent complications.

PAPGOAT: A Natural Solution for Increasing Platelet Count

PAPGOAT is a carefully formulated natural remedy that harnesses the power of papaya leaf extract to increase platelet count safely and effectively. Designed specifically for dengue patients, PAPGOAT provides a potent dose of papaya leaf extract, which has been scientifically shown to stimulate platelet production. Its easy-to-consume form makes it an ideal supplement for those recovering from dengue fever.

For those looking to enhance their recovery and protect their health naturally, PAPGOAT from SarabHerbs® provides an innovative, research-backed solution that can make a real difference in fighting dengue fever.

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Foods to eat to increase

Platelet count

Table of contents

1. Goat milk

2. Green leafy vegetables

3. Pomegranate

4. Iron rich food

5. Vitamin B rich food

6. Avoid alcohol

7. Fatty fish

Goat milk

As we all know, milk is full of calcium and calcium helps to increase the platelet count. Calcium content with vitamin K and milk protein “Fibrinogen” increases the Platelet count and improves the blood's ability to form the clot. You can even opt for cow milk if you are not able to find goat milk, but goat milk is one of the most beneficial way to increase your platelet count fast. Several doctors recommend goat milk to dengue patients to increase blood platelets. Milk also has magnesium and potassium that can help lessen blood pressure and increase blood flow to vital organs that reduces the pressure on the heart as well as the cardiovascular system. So now you know whenever there is an emergency and you need to increase the platelet count instantly go and get some goat milk.

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The G-don plus is exceptionally effective in treating dengue. It has extracts of Carica Papaya and Tinospora Cordifolia which helps in boosting platelets. It cools our physique from the high-temperature upward push all through viral infection. It relieves signs and symptoms of the disease & Regulates hematopoietic system. 

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Sehat Ki Baat: With the prevalence of dengue, the demand for goat’s milk has increased dramatically. The alarm is that nowadays goat’s milk is sold in the market at a price of 4000 liters. This issue is not just about goat’s milk, people are also using papaya leaves as a cure for dengue and now the price of papaya has reached as high as goat’s milk. In that case, it is important to know whether…

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Bakri ka doodh pine ke Fayde : बकरी का दूध : Goat Milk Benefits in Dengue

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Firozabad: Goat milk sells for Rs 1,500/l, 30x higher

Firozabad: Goat milk sells for Rs 1,500/l, 30x higher

AGRA: A litre of goat milk costs Rs 50 a litre. But over the past month, prices in Firozabad, the epicentre of the dengue outbreak, have shot up 30 times to Rs 1,500 a litre. The reason — a fast-spreading misconception that goat milk increases platelet count. “People have been approaching me for goat milk since the dengue outbreak began last month. I used to sell it for Rs 50 a litre. With an…

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Goat Milk Market Research Report

Goat Milk Market:

Growth opportunities in the goat milk market look promising over the next six years. This is mainly due to the increasing government initiatives like subsidies and expanding awareness about the benefits provided by goat milk.

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Goat Milk Market Dynamics (including market size, share, trends, forecast, growth, forecast, and industry analysis)

Key Drivers

The prominent driver responsible for the global goat milk market growth is the augmenting number of health-conscious individuals throughout the world. Consumers are progressively seeking healthy food substitutes to sustain their overall wellbeing. Goat milk is rich in protein, fats, calcium, and vitamins compared to cattle milk, and it also improves the platelet count in the blood at the time of dengue. Also, it is a good source of colostrum and is regarded as a natural cure for jaundice as it has various anti-inflammatory properties. Moreover, the government bodies initiate various strategies and policies to encourage the use of goat milk to fulfill the surging demand of consumers. The Indian Animal Husbandry Department, in 2020, declared to offer 90% financial aid with a motive to encourage goat and sheep rearing in the country. Furthermore, the UK government promotes the EU-funded school milk subsidy scheme to persuade children to consume milk and milk products, and this subsidy is applied to milk products from goats, sheep, and cows. The surging individuals following the vegan diet pattern are indirectly fuelling the goat milk market share.

Distribution Channel Segment Drivers

Based on the distribution channel, specialty stores are predicted to witness a higher CAGR during the forecast period. This is because of the specific product categories imparted by these stores. They are mainly involved in selling dairy products like cheese, milk, butter, yogurt, cottage cheese, and ice cream. Moreover, it provides a magnificent consumer experience with many exceptional features such as personalized customer services, various discounts, and premium offers.

Regional Drivers

Based on the regional coverage, North America is expected to expand at a higher CAGR during the forecast period. The accelerating population coupled with their escalating employment as a therapeutic health food nutraceutical are the factors bolstering the market growth. Moreover, the increasing cheese demand by the fast-food sector is supplementing the market growth. Consumers these days are becoming aware of the health-benefiting features of such as the supply of essential nutrients like protein, calcium, vitamins, iron, and fats.

Goat Milk Market’s leading Manufacturers:

·         Granarolo S.p.A.

·         Ausnutria Dairy Corporation Ltd.

·         Yayi International, Inc.

·         Delamare Dairy

·         The Good Goat Milk Company

·         AVH Dairy Trade B.V.

·         Dairy Goat Co-operation (DGC)

·         Holle Baby Food AG

·         Summerhill Goat Dairy

·         Hay Dairies Pte Ltd.

Goat Milk Market Segmentation:

Segmentation by Products

·         Milk

·         Cheese

·         Milk Powder

·         Others

Segmentation by Distribution Channel

·         Supermarkets and Hypermarkets

·         Convenience Store

·         Specialty Store

·         Medical Store and Pharmacy

·         Online

Segmentation by Region:

·         North America

o   United States of America

o   Canada

·         Asia Pacific

o   China

o   Japan

o   India

o   Rest of APAC

·         Europe

o   United Kingdom

o   Germany

o   France

o   Spain

o   Rest of Europe

·         RoW

o   Brazil

o   South Africa

o   Saudi Arabia

o   UAE

o   Rest of the world (remaining countries of the LAMEA region)

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025: Surviving Dengue Fever (With Nora Dunn)

What would you do if...

While travelling abroad you suddenly find yourself fighting off one of the four strains of Dengue Fever.

About the guest

Nora has travelled full-time for 12 years and continues to travel half the year. She’s lived in and travelled through 60+ countries and counting. She is an expert on travel, personal finance (as a former CFP), and lifestyle design and has coined the term financially sustainable travel. It’s not about budget travel (though she’s done a bunch of that), nor is it about being environmentally sustainable (though she’s a big advocate of that too). It’s about making money successfully, spending money smartly, and managing it wisely – all in the arena of lifestyle travel. These three pillars form the foundation of her website.

Website: The Professional Hobo

Resources, Tips & Tricks:

There is no cure or vaccine for Dengue fever.

Known as the Bone Breaking Disease because in the latter days of the fever you feel as though your bones are being broken.

You will also break out into a full-body rash

If you find yourself sick - before heading to the ER, try the pharmacy

Related Blog Posts, Podcast Episodes & Books:

Milking Goats: https://youtu.be/RnZ-1v2TNxQ

Brace Yourself: Travel Isn’t All Roses and Lollipops - The Professional Hobo

Victorian Bush Fires - The Professional Hobo

How to Get Free Accommodation Around the World - Nora Dunn

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Aadvik’s Goat Milk powder is a rich source of nutrition & minerals and considered a superfood. Researchers also suggest that goat’s milk may enhance the body’s ability to absorb important nutrients from other foods. It has a higher presence of “prebiotic” carbohydrates, which help nourish the beneficial bacteria living in our gut ecosystem.

Benefits of Goat milk-

It is made up of very small fat particles which is easier digest as compared to cow's milk

It consists of more minerals than cow’s milk i.e. 33% of the daily recommended value.

It improves platelet count in the blood during dengue and other viral diseases.

It prevents heart attacks and coronary complications

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