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All you need to know about RT-PCR test

The reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction test widely deployed during the COVID-19 pandemic can detect the presence of pathogen in a short time
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What blood tests reveal about infections

When an infection is suspected, a blood test is often used to guide the diagnosis and subsequent course of treatment
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Chickenpox: managing the symptoms

Treating symptoms such as high-grade fever, itchy rashes and body pain is key for those infected with chickenpox
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Pink eye? Blame infections (or other people)

Although itchy, red eyes are common, they may be signs of conjunctivitis. Experts point out the differences and precautions
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How to tackle ear pain in children

Ear pain in children could be due to viral or bacterial infections. Wax in the ear and foreign body insertion could also cause pain and irritability
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Your runny nose could be sinusitis

Sinusitis and the common cold both infect the sinuses, but the cold lasts for a week while sinusitis lasts longer with a runny nose and severe headaches
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Myocarditis: inflammation of the heart muscle

This inflammation of the myocardium — the middle layer of the heart's muscle — is caused by viral, bacterial or fungal infections
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The dangers of paracetamol overdose

Excessive use of paracetamol could lead to paracetamol poisoning. The Indian Academy of Pediatrics has issued guidelines to prevent its overuse
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Why platelets decline during viral infections

Platelets, the body’s cells that play a vital role in blood clotting, often get affected while the body is battling a viral infection
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Why do children have recurrent viral infections?

How many infections do children have in a year on an average? Why are these infections recurrent? When should you worry? Watch the video to find out
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