Top 10 Common Diseases in Asia Reviews & Prevention

Top 10 Common Diseases in Asia

In Asian countries especially South Asia, most of the countries are underdeveloped. The main problem with these countries is pollution. Pollution occurs in different forms e.g. air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, noise pollution, radioactive pollution, and light pollution. Air pollution causes heart diseases, lung cancer, and respiratory diseases. It can also damage people’s nerves, brain, kidneys, and other organs. Polluted water causes typhoid, cholera, dysentery, jaundice, Hepatitis, and malaria. Some of these diseases affect the routine life of individuals.

70% of peoples of Asian countries live in villages are poor and less educated. In government hospitals, the unavailability of doctors and medicines is also a big problem. A fee of specialist doctors in private sectors is high. Peoples can’t approach to these specialists and cure themselves of quacks and homeopathic doctors, which are non-professionals. So that diseases are growing more instead of curing. The treatment of a patient with steroids, antibiotics and without diagnosis is affecting the health of peoples badly day by day. The average age of humans decreases.

Asia is that the quickest growing and most dynamic the region within the world, but government spending on public health is low and often not focused on those who need it most.

For many within the region, personal health expenses are a serious explanation for impoverishment.

There are so many diseases but Top 10 common diseases in Asia are given below,

1. Malaria
2. Heart Attack
3. Hepatitis B&C
4. Dyspepsia/Acidity
5. Diabetes
6. Diarrhoea
7. Typhoid Fever
8. Joints Pain
9. Tuberculosis/Asthma
10. Anxiety/Depression

In most families, Peoples are suffering from these common diseases every day,

Prevention

The Question is how can we prevent from these Top 10 Common Diseases In Asia, the answer is simple, only a little bit care can save us from these diseases,  But how could will this possible,

Air Pollution

Cover your mouth and nose with a simple thin cotton cloth or a mask which you get from a store with a very low price, it will prevent you dust allergy, allergic asthma, many kinds of bacteria and viruses which causes cough, chest infections, tuberculosis and many respiratory diseases.

Contaminated water and food

 Prevention of most common liver, kidney and gastrointestinal diseases are the use of uncontaminated water and food, because contaminated eating and drinking transmit bacteria germs and viruses, which causes such type of diseases. Good sanitation practices are important for reducing rates of infections, hand washing with soap is also a good practice, and alcohol-based gels may also be effective. In babies breastfeeding also prevents the risk and duration of infections.

Human & animal waste

In rural arias people throw the animal and human waste near the houses than poor hygiene the condition creates, took away the waste far off the houses and put that material in the fields