Dr. Muhammad Mahtab Hossain Mazed

After Corona, hearing the name of any virus, many people become silent with fear. The horror of Corona is no more. However, scientists often talk about the danger of such virus infection in the future. Now a new virus infection started in that fear.

The oddly named virus has caused panic in recent times. The name of this new virus is Dinga Dinga. The people of Bundibugyo district in the African country of Uganda are infected with this new virus. Women and teenagers are mainly affected by this virus. About 300 people have been affected by this disease. Those infected with this virus have fever and excessive body shivering. That is why the virus is called dinga dinga. And the word dinga dinga means shaking like dancing. Local medical experts are trying to figure out the cause and remedy. How and why the disease spreads is not yet known.

> Symptoms of Dinga Dinga:

If Dinga Dinga is affected, the patient's body starts to tremble excessively. Uncontrollable shaking is one of the symptoms of this virus. At the same time, symptoms like fever, nasal congestion, pain in the whole body may also appear. It also causes headache. Dinga Dinga sufferer has difficulty in breathing. The affected person becomes very weak. Even if the condition is dire, the body may become paralyzed.

> History of Dinga Dinga :-
Dinga Dinga disease was first reported in 2023. Symptoms like fever, headache, runny nose, stuffy nose and body aches are seen in the affected people. Apart from this, the same symptoms are seen in dinga dinga disease as in influenza, coronavirus, malaria, measles. And in France in 1518 almost the same infection was seen. The symptoms of that disease were similar to this dinga dinga. So the symptoms of Dinga Dinga are being compared to Strasbourg's 'dancing plague'. The bodies of those suffering from that disease used to tremble continuously like dancing. After moving like this day after day, many were tired and fell in the lap of deathMeanwhile, another unknown disease outbreak has occurred in the Congo. The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported 394 cases and 30 deaths so far. Symptoms like fever, headache, cough, runny nose and body ache are seen in the victimsUganda's health department and the World Health Organization are investigating whether there is a link between the two outbreaks.

> Homeo Remedies:-Dinga Dinga according to Dr. Hahnemann's homeopathic regimen prescribed by an experienced physician for treating the patient not the disease. Treatment of any complex and difficult disease including various diseases can be easily treated by God's grace if treated according to the individual's individuality, physical symptoms, and medical treatment. There is no such thing as eternal truth in medical science. Because once we heard that there is no cure for tuberculosis, now we hear that tuberculosis is cured. All this is the result of scientific progress and development. Various diseases are the most popular treatment method in homeopathy. Homeopathic treatment is done by selecting medicines based on overall symptoms. It is the only medical procedure that removes all the signs and symptoms of the patient's suffering and restores him to full health.

> Homeo Medicine:- Medicines which can initially be used for dinga dinga for similar symptoms like Rastox, Sarsenia purpurea, Bionia, Vaccinum, Malandrinum, Pulsatilla, Antimcrud, Sulphur, Thuja, Variolinum, Mercurius Sol, Silicea, etc. Correct without using it manuallyConsult an experienced physician for treatment.Finally, there is no cure for dinga dinga. However, like any virus outbreak, its outbreak can be prevented by taking precautionary measures. And allopathic treatment of Dinga Dinga disease has not been proven effective yetAnd if homeopathy uses specific treatment methods, patients usually recover within a week. I would request everyone, if you see the symptoms of this disease in Bangladesh, go to an experienced homeopathic doctor as soon as possible. With treatment it is possible to recover quickly.

The write is a Columnist and researcher Founder and Chairman, Jatiya Rogi Kallyan Society