The Clinical Profile of Dengue Patients in Children

Abstract

Background: To study the clinical profile of dengue in children
 Methods: The hospital based study was conducted on patients presenting to paediatric hospital, who fulfilled inclusion and exclusion criteria.
 Results: Based on the symptoms, the most common symptoms noticed were fever 94.00% followed by myalgia 85.00% decreased appetite 83%, retroorbital pain in 84.0% and vomiting 81.00%
 Conclusion: It concluded that common symptoms observed were fever, myalgia, decreased appetite and headache The common complications presented were hepatic dysfunction and shock with no mortality indicating the presence of less virulent organisms..
 Keywords: Dengue, Complication, Shock

Role of Imbuing Interactions on the Social Fabric of Gond Tribe - A Comprehensive Review

“…Tribal festivals, ceremonial practices, religious systems, and traditions play a significant role in tribal culture and have a distinctive place in Indian society Meena & Meena (2014). It showcases their rich heritage.…”

“…Gonds were originally not Hindus however, the Hindus have had a significant impact on the Gonds' religious beliefs. They have long practiced Hindu culture and traditions Meena & Meena (2014). However, it's interesting to note that the Gonds believe they entered the domain of the gods later because of Karta Subal, the son of Shiva Mehta (1984):177.…”

“…They contend that several deities who govern over the land, sea, and air must be pleased by sacrifices. Therefore, the tribe sacrifice animals on sacred occasions Meena & Meena (2014). The animal sacrifice made on several religious occasions is not just to bring prosperity and good health for the people of the community but has a dual purpose of cleansing the soil thereby making the land more productive Kumar & Baudh (2021).…”

Natural farming

“…Nonetheless, when beneficial organisms are required for the main crop, mowing the cover crop facilitates the early migration of beneficial organisms to the main crop. 47 Further, the use of brassicas (rapeseed and mustard, radish, cabbage, canola) is another unique strategy, wherein the brassicas are grown as cover crops which are subsequently buried in the surface soil using a hand plough or soil turning plough, and on the decomposition, various substances released reduces nematode population drastically. 23 Furthermore, Nicholls et al (2001), 49 showed that mowing of alternate cover crop rows pushes Anagrus wasps and various other predators onto the main crop vines.…”