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The Deadliness Of The COVID-19
By: Tupaki Desk | 3 March 2020 7:22 AM GMT
The deadly COVID-19 that has spread out its wings in around 58 countries other than China, has made the researchers found out actually how deadly is the virus and also the death rate of it.
The researchers have found that around between five and 40 cases of coronavirus in 1,000 will result in death while this also depends on your age, sex, and general health and the health system you are in.
With the people not tending to consult the doctors with mild symptoms, the counting of the deaths becomes hard as most of the death cases go uncounted. The death rates also vary in this regard as with the different versions of the virus reportedly.
The death rate varies according to the age also. Going by the records only eight deaths were reported under the age group of the 30s out of 45,000 cases.
People with diabetes High BP or any respiratory problems tend to be more vulnerable to the virus as the death rate among them is five times more than the normal people.
The rate also varies from the place affected people are in and the kind of treatment they are getting for COVID-19.
With the breakout of the virus intensifying day by day following the spreading of the COVID-19 to many other countries, the World Health Organisation(WHO) advised on how to be safe from all the respiratory problems and viruses.
WHO said that washing your hands and avoiding people who are coughing and sneezing and not trying to touch your eyes, nose, and mouth can help to prevent the COVID-19.
The researchers have found that around between five and 40 cases of coronavirus in 1,000 will result in death while this also depends on your age, sex, and general health and the health system you are in.
With the people not tending to consult the doctors with mild symptoms, the counting of the deaths becomes hard as most of the death cases go uncounted. The death rates also vary in this regard as with the different versions of the virus reportedly.
The death rate varies according to the age also. Going by the records only eight deaths were reported under the age group of the 30s out of 45,000 cases.
People with diabetes High BP or any respiratory problems tend to be more vulnerable to the virus as the death rate among them is five times more than the normal people.
The rate also varies from the place affected people are in and the kind of treatment they are getting for COVID-19.
With the breakout of the virus intensifying day by day following the spreading of the COVID-19 to many other countries, the World Health Organisation(WHO) advised on how to be safe from all the respiratory problems and viruses.
WHO said that washing your hands and avoiding people who are coughing and sneezing and not trying to touch your eyes, nose, and mouth can help to prevent the COVID-19.
