Guleen Barry syndrome disease in the country increased anxiety, another patient found in Jharkhand, there was a stir in the health department

Jharkhand

Guleen Barry syndrome (GBS) disease in the country has increased anxiety. Now in Jharkhand too, cases of this disease are coming out. In fact, another suspected patient of Gulian Barre syndrome (GBS) was admitted in Ranchi. At the same time, before this, 2 people in the state have been in the grip of this disease.

GBS patients are hospitalized in Ranchi

Explain that the suspected patient is a 2 -year -old child. The child is hospitalized in Rani Hospital in Ranchi. Senior doctor and director of the hospital, Dr. Rajesh Kumar said that the child has been placed on high -flow oxygen and after the introduction of the medicine, there has been a slight improvement in his condition. At the same time, before this, a seven -year -old girl and a five -and -a -half -year -old girl Gulian Barre Syndrome have been hit. The condition of both has already been seen to improve, but the weakness of the hands and feet still remains in both children. At the same time, there has been a stir in the health department due to the third consecutive patient in the state.

What is Gulanne Barry Syndrome (GBS)?

The Guleen Barry syndrome is an autoimmune neurological disease in which the immune system attacks the body’s own nervous system (nervous system). Due to this, a person has trouble walking and may also cause problems in breathing. The disease mainly affects the peripheral nervous system (which is nerve in the rest of the body), while the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) is not affected. Most of the people affected by Guilan-Baire syndrome are completely cured, but light weakness in some may persist for a few days.

Rescue measures

Experts have suggested that to prevent diseases like GBS, it is most important to take care of cleanliness and consume clean water. Clean hands well before and after eating. If someone feels weakness, difficulty in breathing or numbness in hands and feet, contact the doctor immediately.