Drug manufactures are creating panic of dengue and swine flu

Janjivan Bureau
New Delhi: Major drug manufacturing companies are indulge into creating panic among people for dengue and swine flu. No doubts the season is favorable for the breading of mosquitoes and virus. The relief from the staggering heat and lower temperatures are  a major reason for diseases like dengue, malaria and swine flu to wreck havoc. Currently, dengue has gripped the national capital with around 2000 positive cases so far. Another disease that is thriving is swine flu.
With the cooperation of doctors so many drug manufacturing companies are trying to create a panic of swine flu since 2010 for selling of vaccine.But these companies are not successful till now. According to IMA seceratary general Dr. K.K.Aggarwal swine flu is not a new disease each and every year its knock the door.So you can not bother about it only took precautions to check the disease.
As per report two people have tested positive for H1 N1 in Ahmedabad and Gandhinagar each taking the total number of positive cases to 2300 since January this year. So far, four people in Ahmedabad have fallen prey to the virus taking the death toll in the country to 132  since January. In Gujarat, 30 people have succumbed to the virus this season ut of which 17 were from Surat alone.
So far, dengue has claimed around 20 lives in Delhi alone. With falling temperatures, there are high chances that the capital might have to face another disease like swine flu. The H1N1 virus makes it appearance during the onset of winter and continues to wreck havoc way until the onset of summer. The H1N1 virus is not vector-borne or does not require a carrier like dengue and malaria and hence spreads more rapidly and is more dangerous. Read in detail how does swine flu spread?
Pregnant women, children, elderly people and those with a compromised immunity are more at the risk of contracting the virus. Also, people with diabetes, kidney disease and cancer patients have to be extra careful and take precautionary measures against the disease.