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Edited by seribulan at 16-7-2022 12:00 PM
Taburan Data COVID-19 Bagi Seluruh Negeri ????????Johor Sehingga 14 Julai 2022 Jam 12.00????Tengahari
JOHOR 0️⃣9️⃣4️⃣ Kes Dilaporkan Hari Ini
???? LOCAL (KES TEMPATAN) - 0️⃣9️⃣3️⃣ KES
???? Daerah Johor Bahru : 63 Kes
• Bandar - 9
• Jelutong - 1
• Plentong - 9
• Pulai - 13
• Sg. Tiram - 1
• Tebrau - 30
???? Daerah Muar : 7 Kes
• Bakri - 3
• Bandar - 2
• Jorak - 1
• Pt. Jawa - 1
???? Daerah Kluang : 2 Kes
• Kluang - 1
• Renggam - 1
???? Daerah Segamat : 1 Kes
• Sg. Segamat - 1
???? Daerah Pontian : 1 Kes
• Rimba Terjun - 1
???? Daerah Kota Tinggi : 7 Kes
• Kota Tinggi - 1
• Pantai Timur - 3
• Sedili Besar - 1
• Tg. Surat - 1
• Ulu Sg. Johor - 1
???? Daerah Tangkak : 4 Kes
• Tangkak - 1
• Grisek - 3
???? Daerah Mersing : 0 Kes????????
???? Daerah Kulai : 2 Kes
• Kulai - 1
• Senai - 1
???? Daerah Batu Pahat : 6 Kes
• Simpang Kanan - 6
Dukacita Dimaklumkan
1️⃣ Kes KEMATIAN Dilaporkan Hari Ini
????Daerah Batu Pahat - 1
Pihak JKNJ Mengucapkan Salam Takziah Buat Ahli Keluarga
???? LOCAL (KES TAHANAN) - 0️⃣ KES
???? IMPORT A (LUAR NEGARA) - 1️⃣ KES
???? Daerah Batu Pahat : 1 Kes
???? IMPORT B (LUAR NEGERI) - 0️⃣ KES
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Artikel ini disahkan oleh Habib Dato Dr Syed Latiff Alsagoff alHajj
* 3 tahun yang lalu saya masih bersenam - berbasikal dan kecergasan ... sangat cergas dan sihat ...
Tetapi .. 3 tahun kemudian saya MEMPUNYAI STROKE ... *
Suatu hari, ketika saya berdiri, persekitaran saya terasa seperti bergoyang dan tangan dan kaki saya terasa geli.
4 hari di ICCU
15 hari di bilik hospital
Hasil diagnosis ...
* Tekanan darah tinggi, darah tebal, saluran darah pecah di otak kanan *
Keluar dari hospital.
Setiap hari mengambil ubat tanpa henti ...
Pelbagai produk kesihatan ...
Menahan sakit, urut, akupunktur ....
Duduk di kerusi roda.
Gunakan huruf U untuk belajar berdiri ...
Keadaan seperti kanak-kanak berusia 2 tahun belajar berjalan ...
Ia bukan keadaan yang mudah !!!
Saya fikir ...
Mengapa saya mengalami strok ketika melakukan senaman secara teratur, tidak merokok / alkohol / berjaga?
Saya baru tahu sebab sebenarnya adalah,
* Haus lama ... kekurangan air ...! *
Di sini saya ingin mengingatkan semua orang:
Ingatlah untuk selalu minum air supaya badan tidak kekurangan air!
* Kami memerlukannya setiap hari. *
Berat 1 kg = 30 cc
Berat 60 kg = 60x30
= 1800cc (sekurang-kurangnya)
* Semasa keluar, bawa bekalan air minum *
* Ada orang yang mengatakan minum banyak air membuatkan mereka sering ke tandas *
* Jawapan saya adalah ... Lebih baik kerap ke TOILET daripada mendapatkan STROKE! *
Harap selalu INGAT:
• Sebelum / selepas bersenam, minum 1 gelas air.
• Sebelum / selepas makan, minum 1 gelas air.
• Sebelum tidur, minum 1 gelas * air suam *
• Bangun, minum 1 gelas * air suam *
* Semoga kita semua sentiasa sihat hingga usia tua *
Saya berkongsi pengalaman peribadi saya untuk memberi nasihat dan pertimbangan anda ...
(Sekiranya kita mengambil air secukupnya, tidak mudah mendapat strok)
* Ingat! STROKE bukan lagi hanya penyakit IBU BAPA dan LELAKI, tetapi anak-anak MUDA juga menderita STROKE *
* MINUMAN CUKUP AIR adalah kaedah pencegahan *
* PERKONGSIAN ADALAH JARIAH
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Taburan Data COVID-19 Bagi Seluruh Negeri ????????Johor Sehingga 15 Julai 2022 Jam 12.00????Tengahari
JOHOR 1️⃣0️⃣7️⃣ Kes Dilaporkan Hari Ini
???? LOCAL (KES TEMPATAN) - 1️⃣0️⃣6️⃣ KES
???? Daerah Johor Bahru : 77 Kes
• Bandar - 9
• Jelutong - 1
• Plentong - 16
• Pulai - 29
• Tebrau - 22
???? Daerah Muar : 1 Kes
• Bakri - 1
???? Daerah Kluang : 2 Kes
• Kluang - 2
???? Daerah Segamat : 4 Kes
• Buloh Kassap - 1
• Jementah - 1
• Sg. Segamat - 2
???? Daerah Pontian : 2 Kes
• Pengkalan Raja / Jeram Batu - 2
???? Daerah Kota Tinggi : 5 Kes
• Kota Tinggi - 3
• Pantai Timur - 1
• Tg. Surat - 1
???? Daerah Tangkak : 6 Kes
• Tangkak - 2
• Kesang - 2
• Grisek - 2
???? Daerah Mersing : 0 Kes????????
???? Daerah Kulai : 3 Kes
• Kulai - 2
• Senai - 1
???? Daerah Batu Pahat : 6 Kes
• Simpang Kanan - 4
• Simpang Kiri - 2
Dukacita Dimaklumkan
1️⃣ Kes KEMATIAN Dilaporkan Hari Ini
????Daerah Kulai - 1
Pihak JKNJ Mengucapkan Salam Takziah Buat Ahli Keluarga
???? LOCAL (KES TAHANAN) - 0️⃣ KES
???? IMPORT A (LUAR NEGARA) - 1️⃣ KES
???? Daerah Johor Bahru : 1 Kes
???? IMPORT B (LUAR NEGERI) - 0️⃣ KES
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BlackOpium replied at 10-7-2022 08:06 AM
Macam-macam penyakit zaman ni. Semoga kita dijauhi dari segala yang memudaratkan.
Monkeypox lak 
India reports first case of monkeypox
Friday, 15 Jul 2022 1:33 PM MYT
NEW DELHI, July 15 — India has reported its first confirmed case of monkeypox after a 35-year-old man with a history of travel to the Middle East showed symptoms, officials said.
The federal government rushed a multi-disciplinary team to the southern state of Kerala in view of the confirmed case of monkeypox there, according to an official statement.
The man, who travelled from the United Arab Emirates to Kerala on Tuesday, was in stable condition and isolated at a hospital, the state’s health minister Veena George told reporters Thursday.
"He is stable and all his vital signs are normal. We have asked all districts to be on alert,” she said.
The patient’s primary contacts have also been isolated while passengers who came in contact with him on his flight have been told to monitor themselves for symptoms.
Monkeypox is an infectious disease caused by a virus transmitted to humans by infected animals. Human-to-human transmission is possible but considered rare.
A surge in monkeypox infections has been reported since early May outside the West and Central African countries where the disease has long been endemic.
So far, confirmed cases in non-endemic areas are generally mild and no deaths have been reported.
It is considered much less dangerous and contagious than smallpox, which was eradicated more than 40 years ago.
The first symptoms of monkeypox are a fever above 38.5 degrees Celsius, headaches, muscle pain and back pain during the course of five days.
Rashes subsequently appear on the face, the palms of hands and soles of feet, followed by lesions, spots and finally scabs.
Transmission comes through close and prolonged contact between two people, principally via saliva or the pus of scabs formed during infection.
Most monkeypox infections so far have been observed in men who have sex with men, of young age and chiefly in urban areas, according to the WHO.
The disease has a fatality rate of between 1 and 10 per cent depending on the variant — there are two — in endemic countries.
But medical care significantly reduces the risk. Most people recover on their own and outbreaks usually die out on their own due to low transmissibility of the virus. — AFP |
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seribulan replied at 16-7-2022 01:57 PM
Monkeypox lak
Lebih kurang chicken pox ke kaka? Ke yang ni lagi dangerous? |
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BlackOpium replied at 16-7-2022 03:07 PM
Lebih kurang chicken pox ke kaka? Ke yang ni lagi dangerous?
Fwd- Transcript
Vismita Gupta-Smith
We are talking about monkeypox today. Is this a new disease? What is the treatment? Does the vaccine work? Who is at risk and why is WHO concerned about it?
Hello and welcome to Science in 5.
I'm Vismita Gupta-Smith. Our expert today is Dr Rosamund Lewis. Welcome, Rosamund.
Let's start with explain monkeypox to us. What are the symptoms? Is this a new disease?
Dr Rosamund Lewis
Monkeypox is not a new disease. It was first discovered in a monkey in 1958 and hence the name. However, the first infection in a human was discovered in 1970 in a small child in the Democratic Republic
of the Congo. Since that time, increasing numbers of cases have been recognized. And in particular, over the last 5 to 10 years. What's different now is that we're seeing cases in other countries that normally don't have monkeypox. And this is very unusual. We've had the occasional outbreak or a single case detected in a traveler from West Africa. But in fact, we've never seen an outbreak like this before.
The most important thing about monkeypox is that it does cause a rash which can be uncomfortable, it can be itchy, and it can be painful.
So the most important thing about caring for someone with this illness is basically taking care of the skin and taking care of any symptoms that someone might have, such as pain or itchiness. It's important to know that research over many years has also yielded some vaccines and treatments for monkeypox.
These are new products and not yet widely available. However, the vaccine is recommended for persons who have been in contact with someone who has monkeypox. When it comes to treatment, most people don't need the new products. Most people don't have a severe case of monkeypox and can be managed conservatively with regular care where it's necessary. It may be possible to access the new treatments for a very select few patients who may need them.
Vismita Gupta-Smith
Rosamund, explain to us how monkeypox spreads, who is at risk, and how can they protect themselves?
Dr Rosamund Lewis
Sure. So monkeypox spreads through close face to face, skin to skin, direct contact. This is how it's always been described. There may be some new things happening in this outbreak now. We don't know everything. There's still a lot to learn.
So at the moment, the people who are most exposed appear to be men who have sex with men. So it's really important that all of us together make sure that the messages reach the people who need to have them right now. That is people who may be at risk right now. And right now, those people are men who have sex with men or other ones who may be in contact with them, including family members.
So because this virus does spread through close contact and person to person contact, it does mean that in the health care setting, a health worker who doesn't know what they're dealing with and may not have the right personal protective equipment may inadvertently be exposed. So we also want to be sure that health workers have the message that if they're seeing someone who may have a rash that is undiagnosed or has not previously been diagnosed, it's critically important to be aware that this virus is now newly spreading in different population groups and to ensure that all the basic precautions are taken to protect yourself with personal protective equipment.
Likewise, if there's someone who has monkeypox, lives in a family setting may also want to take care that other members of the family are not immediately at risk. So while we're talking about who is most at risk, of course it's really important not to generate stigma against population groups that are at risk. This includes men who have sex with men.
It can also include people who are traveling from different countries who may be carrying the virus without knowing it. It's really critical that we avoid stigma.
The reason is that if people feel stigmatized, they will not feel comfortable coming forward for diagnosis and care. And we really do want to reach the people who may be at risk.
Vismita Gupta-Smith
Rosamund, WHO has described the risk as moderate. Explain to us why WHO is concerned about this outbreak?
Dr Rosamund Lewis
Most people who have monkeypox do not become very ill. However, WHO has described the risk as moderate because monkeypox is spreading in locations where it has never been reported before. So this new pattern of transmission is concerning and it's moving quite quickly.
So it's really important for WHO and all countries and all parties and all stakeholders at the community level to understand where the risk may be, who may be at risk so that people can protect themselves. This is the message that we would like to share is that people can protect themselves.
If you know your own risk, you can lower your own risk.
Vismita Gupta-Smith
Thank you, Rosamund. That was science in 5, until next time then, stay safe, stay healthy and stick with science.
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saya baru sembuh tapi tinggal batuk hujung2. sekarang ni suami pula positive
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masa demam tu memang banyak minum air. makanan yg trigger batuk daya takk makan buat sementara waktu. |
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ikutkan makan durian tu 2 minggu lepas.tak pula demam masa tu. tak nafikan orang keliling banyak kena batuk dan selesema. ada yang beritahu, macam kena covid pun ada
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Duh  moga diberi kesembuhan oleh Nya...
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Minum ayo nyo @ 100 plus  elak dehidrat...
Ngeri baca Stroke tu...
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gila betul diorang ni. dah panas buat open burning! pernah tau kat kawasan perumahan lama, ada lah sikit hutan kat situ. jiran2 ramai2 bawa baldi bila nampak ada yg bakar hutan. siap makikan orang yang bakar tu.
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Cuaca bahang kan 
Ni tgh ngap pistachio 
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 hebat derang...patut dimaki je
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seribulan replied at 16-7-2022 04:48 PM
Fwd- Transcript
Vismita Gupta-Smith
Salam maghrib kaka. Mencabar betul zaman sekarang ni. Dengan nak hadap hal ekonomi, kesihatan lagi, etc.
Semoga semuanya bertambah baik la hendaknya. |
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BlackOpium replied at 16-7-2022 06:26 PM
Salam maghrib kaka. Mencabar betul zaman sekarang ni. Dengan nak hadap hal ekonomi, kesihatan lagi ...
Tahu x pe
Makin naik kes
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seribulan replied at 17-7-2022 08:15 AM
Tahu x pe
Makin naik kes
Haah kaka. Ni pun ada dengar family members kena jugak. Ada yang re-infected, ada yang baru first time kena. Dah check jugak, Alhamdulillah iols tak ada apa-apa. Nasib baik semuanya tak ada simptom yang berat.
Breakfast apa hari ni? |
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